HeyJaredMónica Marie Zorrilla
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for observer.com
- Top 500K sites
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- Aug 25, 2026
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Jimmy Pitaro Built ESPN’s Streaming Future. But How Many Fans Are Paying for It? (opens the original)
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ESPN is getting closer to being the place NFL fans can start without first checking four other apps. Unlimited now puts Monday Night Football and NFL Network under one roof. It still can’t give you the whole season: CBS and FOX own most Sunday afternoons, NBC has Sunday Night Football, and Amazon carries Thursday nights. ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro spent years deciding when the sports network could afford this. At the Fast Company Innovation Festival last week, Pitaro called the timing of its dir
Larry Fink’s $59 Billion Change of Heart (opens the original)
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In October 2017, Larry Fink stood before a banking-industry audience and reduced bitcoin to five words: “an index of money laundering.” The BlackRock CEO has had plenty of company over the years. Warren Buffett told CNBC the decentralized digital currency was “probably rat poison squared”; JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon called bitcoin a nonproductive “pet rock”; Nobel laureate economist Eugene Fama said the odds of bitcoin going to zero within a decade were “close to one” on the Capitalisn’t pod
Jensen Huang’s Answer to the ‘A.I. Bubble’ Talk is a $96B Quarter (opens the original)
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While most of Silicon Valley’s giants claim that their big ideas came while dwelling in basements or tinkering in garages, a diner on Berryessa Road in San Jose birthed a tech titan over a full stack of flapjacks. Jensen Huang founded Nvidia in a Denny’s booth in 1993, believing specialized 3D graphics accelerators would be the future of gaming. He was right, and the company became synonymous with the future of artificial intelligence. Huang still runs Nvidia, and for the past year, a growing ch
Rob Bonta Is About to Start Charging David Ellison $7M a Day (opens the original)
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Attorney General of California Rob Bonta has spent five years in the seat teaching Silicon Valley that a federal clearance is not a finish line. He joined the federal case that found Google an unlawful monopolist in ad tech, brought Amazon to court over price-inflating third-party merchant contracts, and extracted binding governance commitments during OpenAI’s nonprofit restructuring to keep oversight anchored in California. Now, a $111 billion Hollywood merger is learning the exact same lesson.
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