Saber Seven is betting that enough people will want to search for specific info around their dreams—whether it be running a marathon, backpacking through South America, or landing a new job—that they’ll be able to package the searchers in a way that attracts big brand advertisers.
The N.Y.-based startup has raised $4 million from a group of angel investors to launch Dorthy.com, a dream and aspiration-based search engine.
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Scripps Networks (NYSE: SNI) is promoting Lisa Choi Owens to SVP of digital media, which will give her oversight of the cable net’s websites and chart the further development of its mobile and social media programs.
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AOL (NYSE: AOL) CEO Tim Armstrong went on CNBC today to discuss AOL’s local news.
AOL (NYSE: AOL)—which is doubling down on its own local efforts—is now setting up a venture capital fund to invest in the local space.
Just as Google (NSDQ: GOOG) starts being more aggressive at rolling out the Nexus One to more carriers, it was socked in the gut with this bad news: its trademark application for the phone has been denied.
What direction is the book industry heading? Penguin Group subsidiary Dorling Kindersley Books prepared this video on the “end of publishing” for a sales conference and it was reportedly such a hit that the company decided to share it with all.
More details on the The Sporting News switch from free to paid for its digital daily Sporting News Today, which was first announced by Publisher Jeff Price at our paidContent2010 conference last month.
Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) has hinted for several months that it would be making more acquisitions and it’s finallly made one—buying up social sports startup Citizen Sports, which it says will compliment Yahoo Sports, the top sports site in the U.
Sprint (NYSE: S) Nextel may unveil the first 4G phone next week at the big CTIA wireless conference in Las Vegas.
Second Porch, which lets users find and list available vacation homes via a Facebook app, has raised $1 million in a first round of funding.