eBay (NSDQ: EBAY) has closed its deal to sell VoIP service Skype for roughly $2.75 billion. The group of buyers—including Joltid Limited, Andreessen Horowitz and others—are paying $1.9 billion in cash up fro...
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Foursquare's SXSW push has paid off. The company just tweeted that it gained 100,000 new users in the last ten days.
There are no new revenue models in journalism: the only place to move the needle anymore is on the cost of producing news content.
Jerome York, former CFO at IBM, and current Apple board member has been hospitalized with a brain aneurysm, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The Forbes list of billionaires has triggered a hew, cry, and great debate among the fairer sex: Why are so few of them billionaires?
Sarah Gilbert at AOL’s Daily Finance thinks it's because the pursuit of money is a crass, selfish behavior that only interests men.
Media industry ad revenue declined 12% year-over-year to $125.3 billion in 2009, according to a report issued by Kantar Media, the WPP-owned research firm formerly known as TNS.
From Search Engine Land: An outgoing FTC commissioner has slammed Google over the way it launched Google Buzz last month, calling the episode a case of “irresponsible conduct.
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