This week’s headlines: Google Acquires Bump, Tumblr Sells Firehose Access to DataSift, YouTube to Allow Short-Term Downloads on Mobile Apps and Pinterest Launches Promoted Pins.
The week’s news quick hits: Rdio Launching Free Music Service, Twitter Offers More Filtering Options for Verified Accounts, Facebook Updates App for iOS 7, Tumblr Adds Push Notifications to Android App, Feedly Opens Up API to Developers and Klout Launches Cinch.
This week’s headlines: Facebook Updates User Privacy Documentation, Path Adds ‘Inner Circle’ and Private Sharing Features, LinkedIn to Sell $1 Billion in Stock, Twitter Laying Groundwork for IPO, Instagram Acquires Luma, Facebook Gifts Shifts to Gift Cards, Facebook Removes Third-Party App Requirement for Promotions, Twitter Acquires Trendrr and Tech Companies Eying Foursquare for Strategic Investments.
The week’s news quick hits: Facebook Testing Trending Section in News Feed, Facebook Delays Video Ads Launch, LinkedIn Phases Out Company Pages, Viggle Launches Audience Network, Facebook to Pay Users in Sponsored Stories Settlement, Yahoo Notifies Users of Username Wishlist, Feedly Launches Pro Version for All Users, Twitter Simplifies Reporting Abuse, Twitter Updates Conversation Views and Foursquare Launches Proactive Recommendation Feature.
This week’s headlines: Facebook Updates News Feed for More Relevant Posts, Twitter Launching Security Updates and Instagram Adds Video Uploads.
The week’s news quick hits: Facebook Hires Its First CMO, Twitter Updates Search, Pinterest Adds Price Alerts, Jeff Bezos Acquires The Washington Post, Facebook Chat Comes to BlackBerry 10, Feedly Launches Lifetime Premium Service and YouTube Founders Launch New Video Service.
This week’s headlines: Twitter Launches Local Tweets, Foursquare Lays Groundwork for Ad Retargeting, Google Now Comes to iPhone, Twitter Ads Available to Everyone, App Activities Get Pulled Into Google Search and Facebook’s Q1 Earnings Show Growth.
The week’s news quick hits cover: Digg and Feedly Announce RSS Reader Updates and Products, People Can’t Get Enough YouTube, Instagram Adds Photo Tagging and LinkedIn Stock Drops but Revenue is Up.