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Ben & David revisit the birth of the digital music revolution and Steve Jobs' "digital hub" stra

Ben and David continue Acquired’s “tech and sports” mini-series with Disney’s 2016 acquisition of a

In honor of start of NBA playoffs, Ben & David venture off the beaten path to explore one of Ste

Ben & David transcend the barriers of “real” reality, and dive into Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg

Ben & David "pour over" the 1992 IPO of the legendary Seattle coffee company with the help of Da

Episode 33: Overture (with the Internet History Podcast!)    Ben & David dive deep into the earl

Snap! Acquired is live on the scene reporting from the "Super Bowl" of 2017 tech events: Snap Inc's

Topics covered include:The global surge in 2012 of entrepreneurs starting ridesharing companies, now

Topics covered include: P.A. Semi’s original moniker ("Palo Alto Semiconductor”) and its celebrity f

Ben & David wrap up 2016 with a review of the top tech themes we discussed on the show this year

Ben & David welcome very special guest Tom Alberg, board member and first lead investor in Amazo

Topics covered include: Brian’s history working across “both sides of the aisle” as both a startup f

Topics covered include: Marvel’s corporate origins as "Timely Publications”, created in 1939 by pulp

Hey Acquired listeners. A note about this show: we recorded this episode the night before the 2016 E

An acquisition so wild and crazy, they had to do it again. And again. Ben & David cover tech’s p

Ben & David broadcast live from the 2016 GeekWire Summit covering one of the all-time greats, Ap

CFO of Zillow Group Kathleen Philips joins Ben and David to cover the show’s first true “merger” ver

Ben and David go inside the M&A press with Bloomberg’s technology M&A reporter and host of t

Ben & David examine Google’s 2005 purchase of Android for a rumored $50M, undeniably one of the