Benedivz debuted its site today where live webcam entertainers broadcast to viewers who donate to charity in exchange for seeing live performances and requested activities.
Ubuntu Edge, the innovative Linux-based smartphone-plus-PC, just passed $10 million on crowdfunding site Indiegogo. Too bad the team set their goal at $32 million — and there’s just six days to go.
It looks like Twitter is getting even more cozy with the television industry. Some users are reporting that the company is testing a new “trending TV show” banner along the top of a user’s timeline screen.
Celebrities have it so hard. Keeping up with fans’ comments, knowing just how many people like their posts — it’s all really a burden.
“We want Twitter to be the best place in the world for engineers to work,” Twitter SVP for Engineering Chris Fry posted today.
Jibbigo is the world’s first speech-to-speech translator on a phone that runs both online and offline, the company said.
Sponsored Post While product reviews have been viewed as influential, this type of information has not been made entirely transparent and user-friendly. The recent CNET and Dish fiasco is just one reason why consumers are turning to each other for unbiased reviews instead of traditional media outlets with their countless conflicts of interest.
Google issued a Glass software update today that previews how the massive search and mobile company plans to monetize its innovate wearable technology.
The updates help make TweetDeck something startling close to what social media management tools such as HootSuite offered when starting out.
Guest Post As video becomes the most popular way to share information, companies are vying to be the top platform.
Guest Post Facebook is the top social login provider of choice across over 700 leading brands’ web properties — but Google is rapidly growing in importance.
Guest Post Social media networks are great — until you run into other people on them.
Guest Post It’s going to take a lot more than money to transform a historically small and medium-size business-focused software product into something that will fit the needs of the enterprise.
Looks like Sheryl Sandberg is pleased with the company’s stock growth in the last couple weeks. The Facebook chief operating officer sold off $91 million worth of stock this week, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
VentureBeat has learned that under-the-radar video-based social network, which just hit 58 million users, is currently raising a massive $100 million round of financing.
The iPad may have lost the tablet wars to an army of Android tabs, but it’s still first in people’s hearts. Second place, however, belongs to a somewhat unlikely candidate.
Nestivity founder Henry Min said Twitter is the most powerful communication tool out there, and yet brands don’t make the most of it.
Promoted tweets drive sales, Twitter said today. And not just for web retailers — they’re talking ice cream and razors and toothpaste.
Streamweaver, the video startup that lets you record split-screen videos with up to four other people, is pushing its service out to 11 new international markets today.
Social networks are all about people, right? Perhaps, but they’re the worst industry at one of the most important things a brand can do: customer service.
And not just by a little.
