This week, Walt Mossberg appeared on CNBC to talk about his spring laptop buyer’s guide. (NBCU is a partner of and investor in Re/code.)
Peter Kafka gave a full-color version of his analysis of the new Amazon Fire TV.
Kafka also went on TWiT Live for a chat about the same topic, while it was being announced.
Kara Swisher talked up the new HBO show “Silicon Valley,” in which she has a cameo.
She also talked about Mike Isaac’s story on Facebook’s recent interest in anonymity features, and discussions with Secret.
And lastly, I joined Jason Calacanis’ This Week in Startups to talk about Lyft, Imgur, Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich’s resignation, and more.
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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