Twitter Analyst Day: What to Expect
In its first analyst day since becoming a public company a year ago, the social giant will have to make an effort to assure investors there's progress in its strategy for growth.
Chevrolet Turns World Series Hiccup Into Home Run
The World Series MVP presentation didn’t go exactly as planned, but Chevrolet is running with it -- all the way to home plate.
Alibaba Hits the Road to Promote Huge IPO
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba kicked off its IPO roadshow on Monday in New York, drawing in hundreds of investors to the the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
Dennis Crowley Explains Foursquare’s Massive Overhaul
Foursquare, the app which popularized location sharing, is going in an entirely new direction. Users can no longer “check-in” on Foursquare’s main app, but can do so on a separate app, Swarm.
Will the Tribune Split Be a Success for the Newspaper Business?
It's Black and White, But not Read All Over: The jettisoning of lagging newspaper units doesn't foreshadow the end of the once-dominant media.
Facebook Back Online After System-Wide Outage
Users who attempted to access Facebook on Friday were met not with their usual homescreen or login page, but an error message instead.
Twitter Earnings Preview
Twitter plans to release its second-quarter earnings today and investors will be paying close attention to user growth.
Twitter Beats Estimates; Revenue Up 124%
The microblogging service surged past Wall Street’s 2Q estimates as it logged a two-cent EPS gain while analysts were looking for a one-cent loss. Shares jumped more than 30% in after-hours action. Twitter Posts 2Q Beat | Better Buy: Twitter vs. Facebook
Your Tech Etiquette for a Gadget-Crazed World
Whether it’s business or personal, you should treat people with respect. Since that seems to be a challenge in our gadget-crazed world, here are some tips to keep you from blowing your relationships.
Thumbs Down from Users on Facebook’s Psychological Study
Facebook manipulated users' newsfeeds as part of a social experiment on the emotional power of status updates.
World Cup Sets Facebook Record With Billion Interactions
The FIFA World Cup is the most talked about event in Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) history with over one billion interactions so far, the social network has announced. Tallying likes, comments, and related posts, 220 million users have helped the global soccer tournament set the record.
Why Twitter is Buying SnappyTV
Twitter is buying SnappyTV for an undisclosed amount, providing content partners including major TV networks a platform to edit, share and archive live video and TV programming in the cloud.
As World Cup Kicks Off as Most 'Social' Sporting Event Ever, Brands Drool
Generating millions of mentions on social sites like Twitter and Facebook and hundreds of millions of viral video views, the World Cup has surpassed the Super Bowl and Olympics in popularity.
Instagram Introduces Photo Editing
Instagram fans rejoice, the app now lets users edit photos. Once limited to photo filters, the social media app now has tools to adjust contrast, saturation, warmth and more.
Wanted: A Music Startup for Twitter
The microblogging site is reportedly in early talks to partner with music-related startups such as SoundCloud and SoundHound.
EU’s Google Ruling is Institutionalized Censorship
The startling landmark ruling by Europe’s highest court takes us down the slippery slope from a free society to a censored one. There is no turning back.
LinkedIn Swings to 1Q Loss
LinkedIn swung to a loss in the first quarter amid higher expenses, but the professional social network still managed to beat Wall Street estimates.
Twitter Tops 1Q Views, But Shares Sink 10%
Twitter shares were set to fall sharply on Wednesday after the micro-blogging site revealed lighter-than-expected user growth.
Facebook’s Sandberg Talks Acquisitions and Mobile Growth
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg talked to Maria Bartiromo Thursday about the company’s growth in mobile, as well as its recent acquisition spree.
After Shaky Start, Chinese Twitter Clone Weibo Jumps in Nasdaq Debut
Chinese Twitter clone Weibo closed 19% above its U.S. initial public offering price after slashing the offering size in an attempt to overcome tepid demand for momentum stocks.

















