The advertising and design juggernaut Huge was once a tiny band of rebels. CEO Aaron Shapiro explains how they successfully took their act on the road, opening offices across the globe.
A network of content-scraping pages that illegally cut-and-paste material from copyrighted websites have been defrauding $6.8 million monthly from online advertising networks.
A month after the retail chain canned CEO and former Apple retail chief Ron Johnson, it's debuted a new ad that admits the company screwed up last year, and asks customers to come back.
The 26-year-old founder of the blogging giant--now reportedly being acquired for $1.1 billion by Yahoo--couldn't figure out how to sustain its experimental journalism project. Here's Karp on Tumblr's future from our recent Innovation Uncensored conference.
Twitter has struck a deal with Starcom MediaVest Group worth "hundreds of millions of dollars over a multiyear period." In return, Starcom's clients--including Procter & Gamble, Walmart, and Coca-Cola--will receive premium access to Twitter's choice ad slots, research and data, and new products.
