Good morning! Here's the latest in technology:
- Satya Nadella was named CEO of Microsoft.He'll be paid $1.2 million for the role.
- Here's Nadella's first letter to Microsoft employees. And here's what Nadella needs to do accomplish at Microsoft.
- Susan Wojcicki, one of Google's first employees and a long-standing advertising executive, is going to run YouTube.
- Netflix raised $400 million in debt financing and plans to spend $3 billion ramping up its content this year.
- Foursquare raised $15 million from Microsoft and its location-based data will be worked into Microsoft's products.
- Ad exchange Rubicon Project is going public. It filed an S-1 and is looking to raise $100 million when it IPOs.
- Tyra Banks and a bunch of other people invested $1 million in Y Combinator startup, The Muse. The Muse offers beautiful company pages that potential employees can peruse before applying to jobs.
- Early-stage investor Steve Schlafman reveals how to land your startup's first round of financing.
- Google chairman Eric Schmidt was given $100 million worth of restricted stock and a $6 million cash bonus as a result of Google's 2013 performance.
- Here's how to do a bunch of stuff on Facebook you forgot you could do: Poke, find your first wall post, and hide from people.