You begin with a valid point, that many English speaking technology blogs are US based, and therefore have a (valid) US bias. That said, the idea that the cove

You begin with a valid point, that many English speaking technology blogs are US based, and therefore have a (valid) US bias. That said, the idea that the coverage of US based acquisitions are inherently more important than elsewhere worldwide is utter nonsense. As other comments point out, many, many large nontechnical acquisitions get very little coverage outside their respective channels. There are a handful of tech companies who have become media darlings and/or are considered within the community to be thought leaders or industry shapers, who make headlines with every move. But the OP makes a great point, in that when some successful founders reach at least sudo celebrity status (eg: Jack Dorsey), and can be used as examples they can be magnets that encourage the next generation of entrepreneurs.