Advertising Let's Talk About Why Yahoo Really Bought Tumblr: Native Advertising ReadWrite's editor-in-chief and others will be talking about native ads at a conference in New York this week. Social Owen Thomas View comments
Flickr Flickr Gets A Makeover — It's Been Supersized And Instagrammed Flickr's newly huge — in just about every sense of the word — makeover is sure to wow, at least as soon as confused users can figure out what's going on. Lauren Orsini View comments
Yahoo Who Hates The Yahoo-Tumblr Deal? Tumblrers, That's Who Old-school Yahoo bought hipster paradise Tumblr. Let the culture clash begin. Lauren Orsini View comments
Yahoo Yahoo, Tumblr Match Official: Now What? Tumblr is now part of the Yahoo network of content. Can the two networks mesh? Brian Proffitt View comments
Yahoo Buying Tumblr Will Leave Yahoo With The Same Old Identity Crisis The deal is close to done. But the future is cloudy. Owen Thomas View comments
now Yahoo Reportedly Looking To Buy Tumblr For That Magic $1B Yahoo is in talks to acquire the blogging site Tumblr for as much as $1 billion, All Things D reports. This could be the "big deal" Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has reportedly been looking for. Social ReadWrite Editors View comments
Facebook Will Facebook Go Out With A Bang? What famous Internet company could offer a peek into Facebook's future? Social Derek Brown View comments
Yahoo Yahoo + Summly = A New Flagship iOS App... But News Littered With Garbage Yahoo's new flagship app, dubbed "Yahoo!," is a deliberately stripped down news reader with terrific design — but often lousy stories to display. Mobile Nick Statt View comments
Telecommuting Remote Working: How To Tell Whether Telecommuting Really Works Despite the best efforts of Yahoo's Marissa Mayer, remote work and telecommuting aren't going away. Is that really such a bad thing? Enterprise Julia Gifford View comments
Yahoo Yahoo Buys Summly — Paying $30M To Kill The App, But Keep Its 17yo Founder Yahoo buys news reading app Summly for $30 million with the intention to close it down while absorbing its algorithms and keeping its charismatic founder around for another 18 months. Mobile Nick Statt View comments