Jon Steinberg

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For the reporters and editors at The Information, the Thanksgiving holiday couldn’t have come at a better time: We needed to sleep!

Next week will mark The Information's 10-year anniversary, and we'll be commemorating the last decade of tech by publishing a series of top 10 lists, plus some reflections from our founder Jessica Lessin.

Hi, welcome to your Weekend: 10th Anniversary Edition!Ten years isn't a lot in geologic or California redwood time—but it's an eternity in media time. Just ask some of the news startups that went bankrupt over the last decade. So what secrets have we at The Information gathered in our first ten ...

It was the best of times (for big tech), it was the worst of times (for WeWork investors), it was the strangest of times (for Elon Musk). The past 10 years has witnessed so much, and The Information has covered it all—from good deals to bad bets to ugly blowups on social media. In honor of our ...

Hi, welcome to your Weekend.The winding path to this week’s must-read cover story on the “All-In” podcast began, for this editor, in August 2022. That’s when I first reached out to one of the show’s co-hosts, Jason Calacanis, to see if he and his fellow “besties” would sit for a profile.I’d met ...

Hard to believe it’s been 14 months since Elon Musk walked into Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco with his infamous "let that sink in" wash basin. Feels like 14 years, to be honest. In the time since, at least three-quarters of the company has been fired or has voluntarily departed. Those ranks include almost all of Twitter’s top managers.

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One of San Francisco's more chaotic traffic intersections, at the mouth of the West Portal Muni station, was the site of an apparent deadly collision on Saturday, with two pedestrians reported dead and others injured.

The News/Media Alliance has elected nine new directors to its board of directors. The new Alliance directors, elected on March 7, to two-year terms, include: