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May 21 2013 21:28 BST
Instant Bloomberg not going to fade away yet
If a single function can be said to justify the $20,000 annual cost of a Bloomberg terminal, it is probably Instant Bloomberg, which the company accurately describes as "the dominant chat tool used by the global financial community". A private network since its foundation in 1982, before email was widelyBy Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson and Tracy Alloway in New York and Philip Stafford in London
May 20 2013 20:43 BST
Mayer out to rewrite Yahoo's history
With her $1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr, Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer is betting that she can do a better job than News Corp or AOL in integrating a young and fast-growing social network into a more traditional media company. Ms Meyer is also betting that she can shake off Yahoo'sBy Tim Bradshaw in San Francisco and Robert Cookson in London
May 20 2013 20:22 BST
Marissa Mayer vows not to 'screw up' Tumblr as bloggers get nervous
Marissa Mayer has promised "not to screw up" Tumblr, the lively blogging site the Yahoo chief executive bought for $1.1bn, as the New York start-up's young founder told its nervous community: "We're not turning purple." Yahoo - known for its purple livery - hopes to combine its ageing audience, whichBy Tim Bradshaw in San Francisco
May 08 2013 21:46 BST
Wall St continues positive run
Wall Street stocks helped fuel the continuing rally that has lifted the US market to record levels, with Electronic Arts rising strongly after the video game maker extended a licensing agreement to bolster its football franchise. The S&P 500 gained 0.4 per cent to 1,632.69, setting another record close forBy Arash Massoudi in New York
May 08 2013 17:56 BST
AOL aims to take advertising dollars from TV
Internet companies for years have pointed to the large sums advertisers spend on television commercials as business they could win. But despite launching jazzy online video series that mimic the television world and hosting lavish sales pitches, marketing dollars have barely budged. Digital video ad spending reached $2.9bn in theBy Emily Steel in New York
May 06 2013 18:25 BST
Facebook looks to video adverts as it seeks new revenue streams
Facebook is set to launch video advertising in its newsfeed in July as it looks to new revenue streams to bolster its share price in the wake of its lacklustre stock market listing last year. The move by the world's dominant social networking site is a bid to tap intoBy Robert Budden, Emily Steel and April Dembosky
Apr 28 2013 22:26 BST
Huffington Post rolls out in Germany
The Huffington Post is planting its flag in Germany, striking a partnership with Burda's Tomorrow Focus to bring its mix of news, blogging and social commenting to readers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The start of a German edition, timed for the country's elections in September, would become the seventhBy Emily Steel in New York and Matthew Garrahan in Los Angeles
Apr 24 2013 00:21 BST
Online video: Web of creativity means greater opportunities to boost sales
There is a new kid on the block in the advertising world, with online video evolving rapidly and audiences on the rise. Forget about skateboarding cats and the amateur, user-generated videos that used to dominate YouTube: these days the internet is full of slick, professionally produced programming that would notBy Matt Garrahan
Apr 04 2013 17:16 BST
Bebo creators take social networking offline
Almost a year after Facebook's underwhelming stock market debut, Silicon Valley remains enthralled by social media. Investors continue to pour millions of dollars into new apps such as Snapchat and NextDoor, while people in bars and restaurants are often more rapt by Twitter and Instagram on their smartphones than theBy Tim Bradshaw
Mar 19 2013 20:58 GMT
Beware the curse of the 'spousepreneurs'
BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC, has made an £80m loss on the sale of Lonely Planet travel guides, which tell backpackers where to find a latte in Kabul or a gay bar in Novaya Zemlya. It would be mean-spirited for a column in a newspaper exposed toBy Jonathan Guthrie
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May 20 2013 17:00 BST
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May 16 2013 15:00 BST
Cambio and Billboard Magazine Forge Digital Partnership For 2013 Billboard Music Awards
May 09 2013 15:00 BST
AOL Signs on as First Large-Scale Digital Media Company to Require Entire Sales Team to Be Certified Through IAB Digital Media Sales Certification Program
May 08 2013 12:00 BST
AOL’s Revenue and Profit Growth Continues
May 07 2013 00:47 BST
AOL to Offer Exclusive Mobile Web Portal to Verizon’s Smartphone Customers

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