Facebook has acquired Push Pop Press, which publishes e-books optimized for the iPad.
Facebook Acquires Push Pop Press
Posts Tagged ‘Acquisitions’
Facebook Wowed By Wowd Newsfeed Technology
While Google was reaching for the Fridge, Facebook was being wowed by Wowd, as the social search newsfeed and ranking service shut down but sent seven engineers and its technology to the social network.
How A Possible Buyer For MySpace May Help Facebook
MySpace may announce a buyer as soon as this week, if any of the rumors traveling across the blogosphere have any truth to them.
Facebook Acquires Sofa Design Team, Not Its Products
Facebook has acquired the Dutch software company Sofa, but the deal doesn’t include the startup’s four products, Kaleidoscope, Checkout, Enstore and Versions.
Facebook Joins Group Endorsing AT&T Buy Of T-Mobile
Facebook was among eight technology companies that wrote to the Federal Communications Commission asking for approval of AT&T’s $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA.
Buddy Media Acquires Spinback
Buddy Media has acquired Spinback, effectively quashing rumors that Facebook was going to buy the social analytics startup.
VOTE: Microsoft + Skype Means What For Facebook?
What will become of the previously announced plan to deepen the integration of Skype within Facebook?
Will Facebook Win The Bidding War For Skype?
Facebook has been working on further integrating Skype beyond simply exchanging contacts like you can right now. So reports that the social network wants to acquire the Internet telephony giant may explain why the next stage of integration seems to be taking longer than the rapid pace that Facebook is known for.
Efficient Frontier Pays $50 Million For Context Optional
Efficient Frontier has acquired Context Optional, paying $50 million to marry Facebook page creation tools to the acquirer’s perfomance marketing system.
Facebook Acq-Hires Yet Another Startup: Daytum
Right now is a great time to create a startup: Even if your company isn’t wildly successful (yet), you can sell it to Facebook, as New York-based Daytum just did.
