When the Re/code team isn’t writing, it’s talking. Here’s a sampling of our media appearances from last week:
Kara Swisher on CNBC, where she chatted about the tech-led backlash to Indiana’s anti-gay law:
Liz Gannes and Nellie Bowles on NPR’s “Here and Now,” talking about the reverberations of the Ellen Pao verdict:
And Arik Hesseldahl, also on “Here and Now,” talking about IBM’s $3 billion bet on the Internet of Things:
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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