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The SAICast returns after a very long break! We explain where we've been, and what's happening at Yahoo, Facebook, and Amazon.

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Just like you, Zite gets smarter over time.  The iPad app that personalizes content on your tablet into magazine form, knows what you like and what you don't, and today it becomes available on the iPhone.

Zite CEO Mark Johnson wanted to break the news to Business Insider in person, so he came to the offices earlier this week to sit down with our own Jay Yarow.

Over the course of the interview, Mark - a former Bing employee - and Jay get into the search battle between Google and Microsoft, whether the former will inevitably go down the path of the latter, and of course, Zite's new iPhone app.

It's all in the SAIcast

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Eric Jackson, Founder and Managing Member of Ironfire Capital, joined Nicholas and Jay at Business Insider's studio, to dissect the numerous perspective deals surrounding Yahoo.  Once the darling of Silicon Valley and a symbol of America's internet revolution, Yahoo has struggled to keep up with next generation companies like Facebook, Google, and Twitter.  What can be done to bring back Yahoo back to glory?  Can it be done?  Who should become Yahoo's next CEO?  Is Yahoo's current board sucking the life and innovation out of the company, every day it continues to serve?  It's all inside the SAIcast.

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Word leaked that Facebook was working on it's own phone product.  Carlson and Yarow dig into the strengths and weaknesses of Facebook when it comes to innovation and creating new products, and whether or not the phone was a good idea for the company to attempt in the first place.  Following that discussion, the two get into Walter Issacson's biography on the late Steve Jobs, as both have now finished the book in it's entirety.

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Dan Primack of Fortune Magazine and the daily "Term Sheet" note, stopped by Business Insider to sit down with Nicholas and Jay to talk all things tech.  How will the Yahoo deal eventually go down?  Is Living Social in a good position to IPO? And why is Andreesen Horowitz the hottest shop on the block right now?

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Nicholas Carlson, Jay Yarow (until he walks out), and Alyson Shontell discuss some of techs most innovative startups and which ones they believe have a chance at long term success. The discussion also moves into mobile payments, and a small 12 person team out of Iowa making noise in the financial services industry.

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Nicholas Carlson spent months digging into Groupon and finding out the truth about the company so many people love to hate. Join him, and Jay Yarow, as they discuss what he found and what it means for the tech industry as a whole.

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