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How An E-Invoicing Company Could Disrupt The Banking Industry

Tradeshift is using real-time data to change the way rates get set for small business loans.READ MORE

Hackers Find IP Addresses Of All Skype Users

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Telcos Unite On Next-Gen SMS

Facing an onrush of free IP chat apps like iMessage and Skype, Vodafone and other international telcos unite to save their SMS profits.READ MORE

Instagram, Facebook, And The New Zero-Revenue Acquisitions

Six other businesses that were acquired for millions before they ever made much, if any, money. READ MORE

Wrapp Mogul: Why LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman Is Investing In The Social Gifting Site

Hoffman's previously tossed cash at Facebook, Groupon, and Zynga. Now the Greylock partner sees potential in the data you can collect from watching who gives what kinds of gifts to whom, and when, and why.READ MORE

Twitter Makes TextSecure Open Source, AT&T Drops T-Mobile Purchase Bid, Zynga Value Continues To Slide

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Zynga's $1 Billion IPO, RIM Execs Take $1 Paycheck, Skype Cofounder Backs Free Wireless Venture

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Skype's Special Delivery For Active Duty Dads

With the American military presence in Afghanistan continuing indefinitely, more and more troops have been missing the birth of their children back home. So the Defense Department is quietly setting up Skype birthing rooms for troops.READ MORE

Citigroup: Expect Amazon Smartphone By End Of 2012, Call Facebook Friends With Skype, PayPal Launches Facebook App

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Startup Vimessa Would Like You To Enjoy Video Messaging, Already

Vimessa launches today as "the world's first video voicemail app for any mobile device," into a complex market of personal messaging where Google and Apple are already trying to own your attention. READ MORE

Skype's Huge, New Security Headaches

Major security flaws in Skype, newly verified by an international academic research team, leave users vulnerable to stalkers, blackmailers, and other hackers. How long until Skype, under new ownership at Microsoft, fixes this?READ MORE

Don't Shoot The iMessager: Why Cell Phone Networks May Soon Have To Shrink Your Bill

Tomorrow Apple is due to launch its iOS 5 update to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch's systems, bringing iMessage with it. Because of this, and other new tech, how your cell phone provider charges you for your service may be close to radically changing--powered not by internal company decisions, but by smartphone advances.READ MORE

Skype's Acquisition of GroupMe Gives Microsoft A Social Life

Skype plans to acquire popular group-messaging service GroupMe for a rumored $85 million. But more important than how GroupMe will benefit Skype is how it will benefit Microsoft, which is in the process of acquiring Skype for $8.5 billion.READ MORE

Twitter's Photo Galleries, India's $99 Tablet, Skype Buys GroupMe, Apple Outsells Lenovo In China, Amazon Hints At Tablet

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Skype Finds Its Swagger

In the past months, Skype's launched a massive upgrade on Android; a brand-spanking-new iPad app; unveiled a massive partnership with Facebook; and announced its acquisition to Microsoft for $8.5 billion. Is it enough to win against Google's and Apple's competitors?READ MORE

Ticketmaster Goes To Walmart, Twitter's $800M Cash Injection, Skype's iPad App, Facebook's Ad Moves, LivingSocial Aims East

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New Tweaks Could Turn Apple TV Into A Game-Playing, Video-Chatting, Multimedia Superstar

Apple's unassuming $99 TV product is getting some upgrades that could potentially turn it into a multimedia powerhouse and a stealth billion-dollar business.READ MORE