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Golden Road Brewing co-founder Meg Gill will star in a new Viceland documentary series called "Beerland" that will follow her travels across the US. via Brewbound.

Tim Ferriss interviews Mr. Money Mustache (Pete Adeney) about living on $25-27k per year through optimizing for happiness and minimal expenses. Pete retired at 30 by saving aggressively and investing in index funds, now living a life of projects and adventures with his family. via The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

Wired takes a look at the New York Times's digital transformation strategies, including new apps, a Facebook chatbot, live video, and VR. via Techmeme

Christine Hauer, a culture champion at Praytell, shares her current media diet with Campaign US. via The source of this content is Campaign US.

Mitch McConnell's attempt to silence Elizabeth Warren reading Coretta Scott King's letter backfired, ultimately making the letter go viral. via WIRED

Marc Pritchard's call for greater transparency in digital media and the implications for advertisers are discussed in this article. via The Drum.

This article argues that brands need to abandon interruptive advertising and instead create content that aligns with consumers' interests. via The Drum.

Jason Saltzman, CEO of Alley, congratulates the graduates of an AB InBev and Techstars accelerator program for food and beverage tech startups, with 10 companies offering services ranging from AI-powered flavor prediction to a wearable alcohol consumption tracker. via Entrepreneur.

New York City is requiring rideshare companies to share passenger pickup and drop-off data to improve transportation systems and infrastructure. via WIRED

Snap Inc.'s early attempt to sell in-app purchases for Snapchat Lenses failed, leading them to make Lenses free and focus on advertising revenue instead.

via Fast Company

Snapchat's parent company, Snap Inc., has filed for an IPO seeking to raise $3 billion. via Techmeme

Snap Inc., parent company of Snapchat, filed to go public seeking to raise $3 billion. The company reported 161 million daily active users and made $1.05 average revenue per user in Q4 2016.