Gmail
3 statements across 3 episodes · 1 bullish · 2 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Nov 23, 2024 by John Coogan · said 53 times in 40 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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2026 21 mentions in 17 episodes 1 per episode
- Google I/O: Day 1 Reactions, Goldman to Lead SpaceX IPO | Diet TBPN
- Anthropic’s Trust Nuke, OpenAI’s new releases, Google Claims AI Crown | Diet TBPN
- Full Interview: Clawdbot’s Peter Steinberger Makes First Public Appearance Since Launch
- AI's Napster era, Alex Honnold, ChatGPT Ads | Diet TBPN
- Apple’s iPhone Duo, Meta’s Muse AI Agent, Anthropic Researcher Quits Over AI Doom | Diet TBPN
- Model Mayhem, GPT-6 Astra, Why Nvidia Bought Hugging Face | Diet TBPN
- More Details on OpenAI-Hugging Face, SpaceX SPV Investors Get Rugged, Demis and DeepMind | Diet TBPN
- Demis Is Out as DeepMind CEO, Revolut Founder Yacht Drama, AI’s Great Reverse Bank Run | Diet TBPN
- 9 more episodes that year, every mention in 2026 →
2025 30 mentions in 21 episodes 1 per episode
- The Internet’s Most Famous Drug Dealer (Ross Ulbricht)
- Google's AI Comeback in Their Own Words - Logan Kilpatrick
- Acquired Podcast Hosts Break Down Google’s $1 Trillion Mistake
- Weekly Recap: Sam vs. Elon, Cluely's Crazy Ad, UFC x Paramount, Apple's AI Robot
- Weekly Recap: Elon's Starship Explodes, OpenAI's Defense Contract, Nvidia's Robots, We Test Cluely
- Why Patience Is the Secret to Building Iconic Companies | Mike Vernal on TBPN
- TBPN Year in Review
- Live From NYSE, The Gemini Win Scenario, OpenAI Monetizing With Ads | Diet TBPN
- 13 more episodes that year, every mention in 2025 →
2024 2 mentions in 2 episodes 1 per episode
Everything said about Gmail, oldest first
Nov 23, 2024 positive
Apr 25, 2025 negative
Srinivas: Google's siloed product teams fail to share lessons
“I think Google is actually the closest to ByteDance of America. If you think about it, they have so many different apps in one umbrella, but they don't share lessons. Like the YouTube team is so different from the Gmail team, sort of from the Chrome team, and …”
Jan 28, 2026 negative
Steinberger: Startups acquire other companies just for their Gmail API licenses
“You know, like when you are a company, you want to access Gmail, the amount of red tape is so large that, that startups buy other startups that have the license for Gmail, because going through the process yourself is, is a huge pit.”