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Candid and in-depth conversations with some of the tech industry's biggest decision makers. Hosted by Emily Chang.
The Linux Action Show!
Computer Chronicles
1984
Formula E: Street Racers
2016
Padre's Corner
2014
PhantasIA
2025
#Seniors
2018
60 jours d'intelligence artificielle
2018
Becoming Human
2019
Tekniskt magasin
1958
What's Next? The Future with Bill Gates
2024
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2018
In this episode of "Bloomberg Studio 1.0," Code.org co-founders Ali and Hadi Partovi speak to Bloomberg's Emily Chang about investing in Facebook, Uber and Dropbox, growing up in Iran, learning how to code, and their success as angel investors.
In this episode of "Bloomberg Studio 1.0" Slack Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Stewart Butterfield joins Bloomberg’s Emily Chang to discuss his upbringing, learning to code, Slack's growth potential and the company's approach to workroom diversity.
In this episode of "Bloomberg Studio 1.0," Emily Chang sits down with Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf to discuss the company's IP dispute with Apple, navigating Broadcom's takeover attempt and how Qualcomm plans to drive 5G worldwide.
Stitch Fix founder and CEO Katrina Lake discusses online shopping, the competition from Amazon, the influence of artificial intelligence and whether she'll ever sell the business. Lake speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg's Studio 1.0."
2015
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is attempting to change the way the world communicates - again. The tech billionaire is providing free mobile Internet access to people in the most remote areas of the globe. Will this bring in the next billion Facebook users?
Host Emily Chang sits down with the father of the iPod and current CEO of Nest, Tony Fadell to discuss his time at Apple working alongside Steve Jobs, and the future of the connected home.
Bloomberg's Emily Chang sits down with venture capitalist, space investor and D-I-Y rocketeer Steve Jurvetson to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the firm Draper Fisher Jurveston on "Studio 1.0."
2015
Host Emily Chang sits down with the father of the iPod and current CEO of Nest, Tony Fadell to discuss his time at Apple working alongside Steve Jobs, and the future of the connected home.
Bloomberg's Emily Chang sits down with venture capitalist, space investor and D-I-Y rocketeer Steve Jurvetson to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the firm Draper Fisher Jurveston on "Studio 1.0."
2016
This week on Studio 1.0: Napster Co-Founder, Facebook's Founding President and Spotify Board Member Sean Parker sits down with Bloomberg's Emily Chang for an EXCLUSIVE interview from his mansion in Los Angeles.
This week on Studio 1.0, Emily Chang travels down to Showtime's office in Los Angeles to interview CEO David Nevins, the showrunner behind some of the network's biggest hits including "Homeland," "Ray Donovan" and "The Affair." Nevins just took over as CEO from longtime executive Matthew Bank in January. In the exclusive conversation, they discuss the dramatic expansion of Showtime in the last 6 months, international rollout plans, and how they plan to take on Netflix, HBO and Amazon in original programming.
This week on Studio 1.0 host Emily Chang sits down with NextEV U.S. CEO Padmasree Warrior to discuss going head to head with Tesla and her standing as one of the most powerful women in Silicon Valley.
2016
This week on Studio 1.0, Bloomberg's Emily Chang sits down with Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California. They discuss the phot sharing app's rapid growth and Instagram's independence from parent company Facebook.
This week on "Bloomberg Studio 1.0," Khosla Ventures Founder Vinod Khosla sits down with Bloomberg's Emily Chang to discuss his investment strategy, controversial beach lawsuit and allegations around Hampton Creek, one of his portfolio companies.
This week on Bloomberg Studio 1.0: Bloomberg Technology's Emily Chang sits down with YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki to discuss the video platform's growth to over a billion monthly users in more than 88 countries.