“Could you have a makeup artist and a fashion person and a thing that’s taking care of the technology to create opportunity for clients in a different way?”
Hollywood superagent Ari Emanuel, exhibiting a very vague embrace of Silicon Valley creatures in his digital strategy, Fast Company, 18 March 2013
“The challenges are substantial, but the opportunity to make Google more collaborative and relevant to users wherever they are is enormous.”
The developers behind Google’s social network, openly admitting they have a problem with relevance, Google+ Developers, 20 March 2013
“We’re thrilled with the outcome, we’re thrilled for the team.”
Mailbox investor Saar Gur, on selling the email-app startup to Dropbox at a rumored price tag of $100 million, The Next Web, 15 March 2013
“We’re getting closer to a world where technology takes care of the hard work—discovery, organization, communication—so that you can get on with what makes you happiest … living and loving.”
Google CEO Larry Page, on how he fired Andy Rubin as Android boss in the name of love, The Official Google Blog, 13 March 2013
“It’s like flying a plane, and you’re trying to find the right altitude and you’re doing it with a four-year-old company and four-year-old processes and four-year-old systems.”
Groupon co-CEO Eric Lefkofsky, offering a not-so-reassuring mix of metaphors for how he’s steering the daily-deals company, Fast Company, 13 March 2013
Ditherati: See the Digerati Dither, Daily 
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