RadiumOne buys photo sharing app developer Focal Labs
RadiumOne has announced the acquisition of Focal Labs, which is a technology platform and developer of the photo sharing and geo-location apps Clixtr and PicBounce.
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Online gaming giant Zynga valuation: $7bn (but is it worth it?)
Social games maker Zynga has raised $1bn in its initial public offering, pricing the shares at the top of the marketed range.
Public Sector and social media: Whitepaper offers guidelines for councils
Media communications company DWPub has released a new whitepaper to help public sector organisations learn how best to use social media.
Firms urged to make decision on .brand domains
Afilias, the domain name registry operations company behind .info, .mobi, and 14 other Top Level Domain (TLDs), is urging brands to ensure they fully understand what the new “dot Brand” Web extensions mean for their business.
Million Dollar Homepage creator develops charity webpage
The MillionDollarHomePage.com creator Alex Tew has set up a new website to help a cancer-stricken family member pay medical bills and support her family.
UK shopping searches up 17% this Christmas
The total number of online purchases driven by search advertising increased 17 percent on last year, while search adspend increased 7%, according to new research.
Acquisio expands performance media platform into Europe
Performance media platform Acquisio is building out its EMEA offering and operations.
Facebook’s most radical redesign yet: Social network rolls out ‘Timeline’ layout
Facebook has begun rolling out its much anticipated new timeline layout worldwide, offering a new, deeper profile which allows users to ‘fill in’ more of their life pre-Facebook.
Yahoo strategy doubts grow at Goldman Sachs
It’s tough being a portal these days, and particularly if you’re under the thumb of analysts who have lost faith in the business model of portals. The latest battering for the Yahoo strategy comes from Goldman Sachs, but their verdict has implications far beyond Yahoo. Here’s what they said and why it matters…
US adults ‘spend more time on mobiles than on reading’
US adults currently spend more time on mobile devices each day than they do with print media, according to new reseach.