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Why Rockmelt could be a good buy for Yahoo
It's a shame that Rockmelt is shuttering its social web browser and news apps when Yahoo could have put that technology to use. But there's still a chance that Rockmelt was a great buy for Yahoo. Here's why.…
Read MoreYahoo continues acquisition spree, picks up social news company Rockmelt
Yahoo has acquired Rockmelt, the company that raised funding from top Silicon Valley investors to build a social browser for the web, but which had since pivoted to building social news apps intead.…
Read MoreRebelMouses raises $10.25 million Series A led by Oak Investment Partners
RebelMouse, the company founded by former Huffington Post CTO Paul Berry, closed a $10.25 million Series A round led by Oak Investment…
Read MoreLinkedIn beats the street, reports revenue of $363.7 million in second quarter
LinkedIn reported its second quarter earnings on Thursday, beating analyst estimates with both revenue, at $363.7 million, and earnings per share, at $0.38. The company has seen increased traffic and users to its site.…
Read MoreAlbumatic takes another whack at getting photo-sharing right, announces $4.2 million Series A
Being an entrepreneur is about knowing when something isn't working and it's time to pivot. Albumatic is re-launching Thursday in hopes of figuring out group photo-sharing.…
Read MoreFab raises another $10 million and sets sights on Asian markets
Fab added another $10 million to the venture funding its raised as it looks to move into Asian markets.…
Read MoreThe sharing economy gets greedy
http://www.salon.com/2013/07/31/the_sharing_economy_gets_greedy/ Salon wrote about a new organization called Peers, which works to promote the sharing economy. While Peers isn’t a lobbying organization,…
Read MoreVideo messaging app Glide said it has stopped spamming users
Glide is an Israeli-based video messaging app that's seen strong growth recently, but it has had a spamming problem. The company told us that it's now stopped auto-inviting your friends after users complained.…
Read MoreMeet Twine, the dating app that doesn’t care how hot you are
What if you had a location-based mobile dating and hookup app that wasn't based around profile photos? Twine is attempting to create an experience that's focused on conversation rather than looks.…
Read MoreFacebook chases Twitter with new embed option
To spread more of its content across the web -- and challenge Twitter's growing stature in breaking news -- Facebook plans to announce a new program that lets publishers embed Facebook posts on their sites.…
Read MoreChirpify raises more funding to bring Series A to $6 million for in-stream social payments
Chirpify, the company that allows for in-stream purchases on social networks like Twitter and Facebook, plans to announce that it’s added additional…
Read MoreA Digital Life: “Orange is the New Black” shows Netflix gets how millennials watch TV
The generation that's grown up with free content on the internet is also used to having television when they want it, wherever they want it -- a premise that Netflix seems to understand best. Here's why.…
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