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Op-Ed: Mashable promotes The Atlantic with erroneous audience figures

Mashable's Lauren Indvik released a story on The Atlantic last week that featured imaginative figures on The Atlantic's digital audience size, calling into question the journalistic integrity of the popular Mashable property.

In the Media by Michael Krebs

Rumor floating CNN has interest in acquiring Mashable

Word out on the web rumors CNN is looking to acquire popular technology and social news website Mashable. According to several media reports, Mashable CEO Pete Cashmore is in talks with the news giant.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Pinterest, the visual toybox that rivals Twitter

Sydney - It’s visual chaos, but Pinterest, according to Mashable, is the new hot website for all things marketable. This is visual media in overdrive, called a pinboard. People share pictures. That’s what's generating the business.

In the Media by Paul Wallis - 2 comments

Gamer proposes to girlfriend via Google+ game Crime City

A gamer proposed to his girlfriend in Google+ via the MMORPG game "Crime City". But other people think it's just a company's marketing publicity stunt.

In the Media by Armando Tamayo

Op-Ed: QR codes and digital watermarking better ROI than display ads?

There’s no question that the digital era has brought about a great decline in advertising revenue for print publications.

In the Media by Dan Verhaeghe

One billion people now use Google monthly

Concluding with a seven year study, Google has recently broke the one billion unique visitor mark and beat out competitors Microsoft, Facebook and Yahoo.

In the Media by Stephanie Medeiros

Op-Ed: Getting ROI metrics from mobile marketing technology

As marketers continue to explore new ways to gain ROI through social media and technology, older forms of online marketing are even less effective.

In the Media by Dan Verhaeghe

Tech giants & Telcos chipping in to aid Japan relief efforts

Following the devastating earthquake and tsunamis that destroyed Japan last week, and the rising number of casualties, some of the world's largest technology and telecommunications companies have joined the relief efforts.

In the Media by Bill Lindner

Internet information site Wikipedia crashes, data centre to blame

Following news today that YouTube and iTunes have been easily accessed by hackers, Internet information giant Wikipedia is now experiencing a lengthy down time period and for over an hour gave their users no explanation as to why.

In the Media by Gemma Fox - 1 comment

Blog giant WordPress crashes, slowly coming back online

Blog giant WordPress.com has crashed and then later reappeared. Users were given no explanation at the time of writing but CEO Matt Mullenweg tweeted: “The vast majority of blogs are back up...”

In the Media by Gemma Fox - 3 comments

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VIDEO: Mashable 'to sell for £130m'

An American media firm is said to be negotiating to buy the technology website Mashable for more than £100m.

Watch: CNN Might Purchase Mashable: Reuters

Cable news network is reportedly in talks to purchase the online news site.

CNN in Talks to Buy Site for $200M

CNN is reportedly buying Mashable for about $200 million, reports Reuters blogger Felix Salmon. At the SXSW (South by Southwest) the annual interactive technology and music festival in Austin, Salmon said an unnamed source told him that the 24-hour cable news network said an announcement...

6 Tools to Build a Mobile App on the Cheap

The Mobile App Trends Series is presented by Sourcebits, a leading product developer for mobile platforms. Sourcebits offers design and development services for iOS, Android, Mobile and Web platforms. Follow Sourcebits on Twitter for recent news and updates. The massive growth of the app market has coincided with the creation of a parallel niche industry — the proliferation of accessible, low-cost development alternatives to traditional shops and agencies. More App News at Mashable But not all brands — or industries altogether — require diverse, expansive functionality in their apps. In the same regard, a lean approach to launch can move a unique product to market in a mere matter of minutes. For these brands, the process going forward is much as the same is it is for high profile, heavily touted launches: engage with customers,...

Fan Growth Slowed Slightly After Brands Switched To Facebook Timeline [STUDY]

About six weeks after the first brands began switching their Facebook Pages over to Timeline, some data is beginning to trickle out and it’s not all good. Facebook has yet to offer any overall analysis of brand pages before and after the Timeline switchover, but Wildfire Interactive, a social media marketing firm, has studied 67 brands that adopted Timeline and has released those results exclusively to Mashable. The report looked at the brand pages’ performance before and after the switch over a nine-week period. First, the good news: Likes are up an average of 22% per post and People Talking About This (PTAT) rose 25%. The bad news? Comments are down 6.5% per post and fan growth was “slowed slightly” for all brands on average, but brands with more than 1 million fans experienced twice the sluggishness of smaller brands. The company did not delineate the extent of that slowing. Generally, bigger...