CrunchWeek: Microsoft’s CEO Hunt Heats Up, Google Says Goodbye Moto, Facebook’s Paper App
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With the Super Bowl right around the corner, for many Americans this weekend is all about football — but tech certainly gave sports a run for its money when it came to interesting news this week. It was a very busy seven days for the technology industry.
That means that Ryan Lawler, Alex Wilhelm and I had a lot to catch up on in this week’s CrunchWeek, the weekly show that brings a few TechCrunch writers together to chat about the hottest stories in tech.
Check out the video embedded above to hear us discuss the latest in Microsoft’s hunt for a new CEO, Google’s surprise sale of Motorola Mobility to Lenovo for $2.9 billion (just a couple of years after it acquired Motorola Mobility in a $12.5 billion deal), and Facebook’s upcoming Paper app, launching out of its brand new Creative Labs division.
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