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Snap Maps

3 articles stable

Snap Maps has appeared in 3 articles since 2018-01. Coverage peaked in 2018Q1 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Josh Constine, Snapchat.

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2018-01-09
The Daily Beast

Leaked Snapchat DAU metrics from April to September 2017 show Snapchat is used mainly as a chat app, with Snap Maps' usage trailing off to ~19M since launch

Snapchat takes its secrecy seriously.  Very, very seriously.  —  Take the case of one former Snapchat employee. Tweets: @joshconstine , @benbajarin , @itsren , @taylorlorenz , @noahshachtman , and @ta...

2018-01-07
The Verge

Sources on how Snap's hub-and-spoke org structure, with Evan Spiegel at the center of all decision-making, has employees on edge amid major overhaul of Snapchat

but could it break the company? http://www.theverge.com/... via @Verge Harry McCracken / @harrymccracken : If your CEO has a framed picture of Steve Jobs in his or her office—and isn't the CEO of Appl...

2018-01-06
The Verge

Sources on how Snap's hub-and-spoke org structure, with Evan Spiegel at the center of all decision-making, has employees on edge amid major overhaul of Snapchat

This fall, employees on Snap's product team received a surprising message from CEO Evan Spiegel: stop what you're working on, they were told. Tweets: @skweird , @harrymccracken , @joshconstine , @case...

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