Topic: Mobile
With bikini season approaching, Yahoo’s all about trimming the fat. Last month the company announced that it would lay off 2,000 employees as part of then-CEO Scott Thompson’s plan to…
In April you may have tweeted how much you hate doing taxes. Sometime later you may have been browsing the Web and noticed ads for TurboTax popping up. That probably…
Despite outsourcing its search results to Bing, Yahoo maintains that it is still very much in the search game technology-wise. To prove as much, over the last six months the…
Last year Facebook shuttered its deals business in an apparent forfeit of the market to Groupon among others. But since closing its first day of trading at $26.11 per share,…
As we head in to what is expected to be the most expensive campaign cycle in history, candidates are trying to exploit every possible advantage to raise the cash necessary…
Just about every ad tech company wants to link desktop and mobile in order to retarget ads between the platforms. It’s assumed that it’ll happen eventually, but one company exiting…
Internet Week, a slate of showcases, conferences and workshops around New York City spanning the depth and breadth of the tech industry, kicks off May 14. The annual gathering this year…
The pre-IPO spending spree continues for Facebook. The social network has picked up social discovery app Glancee, a Facebook spokesperson confirmed in an email Friday night. The spokesperson declined to…
If you compare mobile marketing with TV networks, text message campaigns would be PBS. They’re not sexy, and they’re not enormously popular, but they’re still kicking around, somewhat. According to…
When The New York Times covers your launch, you’re not an average tech startup. When you become the first Apple app to integrate with Pinterest, you solidify that vaunted status.…
