And on the seventh day, at least we did not get another lump of Sugar.
After a year of manic site creation, Brian Sugar actually bought his first company, rather than extend his name further in the online women-focused arena.
Yesterday, Sugar’s San Francisco-based Sugar Publishing–which includes the flagship PopSugar (celebs), GeekSugar (tech), CasaSugar (home), YumSugar (food), [...]
Here is another video I took of the offices of Sugar Inc. (the network of women-aimed blog sites) in San Francisco, including meeting yet another Sugar. That would be Katie Sugar, the adorably sweet (of course) daughter of Lisa and Brian Sugar.
I am guessing about this time that Yahoo’s CEO and co-founder Jerry Yang is sick and tired of me telling them what I think they need to do to fix the company (even though I am not sick of backseat driving by a long shot!).
So I decided to turn over the bully pulpit to [...]
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