Top Stories of the Day // August 31, 2015

Getting Banned From The App Store Was The Best Thing That Happened To Us | Netflix Is Letting A Number Of Hollywood Movies Go In Order To Focus On Exclusives | T-Mobile Doesn’t Like Customers Who Use 2,000GB Of Data Per Month | Your First 10 Customers Can Make Or Break You | Why Silicon Valley Falls Short When It Comes To Education | Ashley Madison Refutes Claims That Its Site Was Populated With Fake Female Accounts | Twitter Is Testing Funky New Photo And Video Editing Tools |

DAILY MONDAY, AUGUST 31 2015 TODAY'S TOP STORIES: TOP HEADLINE Getting Banned From The App Store Was The Best Thing That Happened To Us "Brace yourself, Marco...we've just been removed from the App Store." With those words, I visualized everything we'd slaved over for months crumple... Read More… Netflix Is Letting A Number Of Hollywood Movies Go In Order To Focus On Exclusives Neflix is bidding adieu to a slew of top Hollywood films from Epix as it continues to focus on hosting exclusive content on its service. As joint venture... Read More… SPONSORED CONTENT Announcing The Disrupt SF 2015 Agenda We're going to have the top makers in the world and the best minds in bitcoin. We're going to tell you how to start a business in this difficult funding environment by leaders who teach by example. Join us! September 21-23. Learn More… T-Mobile Doesn’t Like Customers Who Use 2,000GB Of Data Per Month T-Mobile CEO John Legere issued a strong announcement saying that some customers are abusing the company's network. While T-Mobile has become quite popular with... Read More… CRUNCH NETWORK Your First 10 Customers Can Make Or Break You Early in a startup's life, the main focus is building the right product for the right market. For most B2B startups, this is the period when you start winning... Read More… CRUNCH NETWORK Why Silicon Valley Falls Short When It Comes To Education Despite Silicon Valley billionaires' remarkable track record of innovation, it appears they have decided to throw in the towel on higher education. Each year,... Read More… Ashley Madison Refutes Claims That Its Site Was Populated With Fake Female Accounts Avid Life Media, the parent company behind hacked dating site Ashley Madison, says this morning that media reports claiming the site had very few active female... Read More… Twitter Is Testing Funky New Photo And Video Editing Tools It looks like Twitter is planning to give its users a lot more creativity in the photo and video department soon. That's according to numerous images posted by... Read More… Get more stories at techcrunch.com  If you do not want to receive this email or you would like to update your preferences click here. 410 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 © 2015 AOL Inc. All rights reserved.   Privacy Policy   Terms of Service

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