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• Yesterday, Apple unveiled new iPhones, the plus-sized iPad Pro and an all-new, Siri-powered Apple TV. The incremental changes to the iPhone won't generate crazy numbers like last year's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus did, but Cupertino flexed its AI muscles with the voice-activated search function in the new Apple TV service. As for the iPad Pro, Apple leaned extra hard on its potential for enterprise customers.
  [Dawn Chmielewski | Re/code]
  
• At last night's An Evening With Code/Media event in New York, we heard from the AMC Networks CEO Josh Sapan about Apple TV, Thrillist boss Ben Lerer talked Facebook and New York Times' top editor Dean Baquet discussed everything from his personal social media habits to the paper's fabled division between business and editorial.
  [Edmund Lee, Kurt Wagner and Arik Hesseldahl | Re/code]
  
• Last year, Gurbaksh Chahal was booted from RadiumOne, the ad tech startup he founded, because of his misdemeanor domestic violence conviction. Documents recently obtained by the Wall Street Journal suggest that RadiumOne investors initially tried to help Chahal hush up the incident, paying former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown a $250,000 retainer to help make the charges disappear.
  [Jeff Elder | The Wall Street Journal]
  
• Chalk up another regulatory win for Silicon Valley: A bill in the California legislature that threatened to halt commercial drone usage has been vetoed by Governor Jerry Brown.
  [Mark Bergen | Re/code]
  
• Cloud storage companies (especially Dropbox) have been struggling lately, which makes Box's 43 percent spike in second-quarter revenue and optimistic full-year forecast all the more surprising to investors. The company's giant marketing budget further widened its loss, but Wall Street didn't seem to care as Box shares rose 3 percent.
  [Don Clark and Josh Beckerman | The Wall Street Journal]