This Week in Google 339

Aaron Newcomb joins Leo and Jeff to talk about his LED cube, Twitter's curent status, Google's book scanning, Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg's India commitment, USB-C cable issues, and more!

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Links

• Is the Sky Really Falling at Twitter? We’ll Find Out Wednesday.
• Q4 revenue totaled $710 million, an increase of 48% year-over-year.
• Why the Authors Guild Is Still Wrong About Google's Book Scanning
• Party’s Over, Twitter VIPs: You’re Getting Ads Again
• CBS Says Super Bowl 50 Broke Streaming Records With 3.96 Million Unique Viewers
• Louis C.K. Compares TV to Your Mother’s Diarrhea—And Then Charges $5 an Episode
• Washington Post’s ‘Bandito’ Tool Optimizes Content For Clicks
• Google CEO Sundar Pichai just got a huge payday
• Amazon adds zombie apocalypse reference to its AWS terms
• Amazon Releases Its Own Game Engine For Free
• RIP Flash: Google display ads will be all HTML5 by January 2017
• Google Reverses Its Decision To Ban Ad Blocking Apps From The Google Play Store
• Putin's New Internet Czar Wants Apple and Google to Pay More Taxes
• Judge tosses proposed class action accusing Google of CAPTCHA fraud
• U.S. government says that Google’s self-driving car system will be treated like a normal driver
• Exclusive: In boost to self-driving cars, U.S. tells Google computers can qualify as drivers
• Mark Zuckerberg says Free Basics shutdown won’t keep Internet.org out of India
• Related: Pmarca steps in it w/colonialism tweet
• Yahoo announces first round of layoffs as it trims 15 percent of workforce
• Fundgrube für Mainzer Stadthistorie
• The New York Times gets rid of Bits as a standalone blog
• USB-C cables are playing Russian Roulette with your laptop
• Learn To Program With Minecraft
• FB tells advertisers to add captions to videos