A flurry of rumors this week have pointed to the potential acquisition of Yammer by software giant Microsoft. The yet-to-be-confirmed deal may be announced as soon as next week, sources say.
A startup with a novel twist on the classic jukeboxes that are now often left to decay in greasy spoons and dive bars has raised $1.2 million in a seed round.
Twitter debuted its first TV ads and a high-profile partnership with NASCAR this weekend, in an effort to bolster the advertising potential of hashtag pages, and to introduce the service to new consumers.
Coverage has unearthed an uneasy underbelly to handcrafted and vintage e-commerce monster Etsy, where a team of “young detectives†play cat-and-mouse with peddlers who blatantly disregard the site’s authenticity requirements.
Spotwag, a bootstrapped startup, emerges as the underdog of the billion dollar pet sitting industry.
Product Search is one of the odd Google services that’s always been kind of crummy, but has never been canceled or put on the back burner.
Visual storytelling is moving the aesthetic of the web forward. A new product from user experience design company Digital Telepathy exemplifies this trend.
Twitter’s first iconic bird logo came cheap. For the latest, the company spared no monetary or metaphorical expense.
A recent study conducted by Georgia Tech has found that nearly 15 percent of the average 112 emails sent by workers daily can be classified as gossip, but finds it may not be such a bad thing.
Developers have thrown up a site that checks whether your password was among those released, more quickly than LinkedIn did.
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