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32 Articles match "CitySearch"
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
We were also an investor in the early local listing company, CitySearch – an LA company. LA Los Angeles. People People either love it our hate it. All All the stereotypes and caricatures are overblown. And And we’re left with a city with idyllic weather, major commerce, the media center
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The startup, whose founders have served at such firms as CitySearch, Stamps.com, Rent.com, and ThisNext, said it provides a service which allows users to post to multiple, free job boards with one submission. The new company was founded by Ian Siegel (CitySearch, Stamps.com, Rent.com, and Pictage); Ward Poulos (Rent.com, Just Fine, Pictage, MyLife.com); Will Redd (Rent.com, ThisNext.com, Sony, GE, Maytag); and Joe Edmonds (Stamps.com, Rent.com, ThisNext.com). READ MORE>>
...Tags: Santa Monica-based ZipRecruiter , a new startup focused on the online job board market, said that it has launched its service this week.
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
McGovern has also served at Business.com, Ticketmaster Online-Citysearch, and IBM. Los Angeles-based IVT , a provider of web casting software and services, announced today that it has named Jim McGovern as its new CEO. McGovern replaces founder Greg Pulier, who is now CTO of the firm. McGovern was most recently CEO of itzbig, an online interactive job board site,
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Monday, February 1, 2010
West Hollywood-based Citysearch , the online business guide owned by IAC, said late Friday that it has created a new advertising network called CityGrid. According to Citysearch, the new content and advertising network aggregates advertisers from a number of partners, enhances that content, and distributes that through partner web sites. CitySearch said it has quietly been working on the network for the last 24 months, READ MORE>>
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Monday, August 24, 2009
The company works with Google, Trulia, infoUSA, Yellow Book USA, CitySearch, and other big online brands.
- The first company he founded failed, but now Darrin Clement is running a multi-million dollar mapping business that he founded and bootstrapped. How did he go from having to close down his previous company to winning so many customers at this one?
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Monday, March 23, 2009
West Hollywood-based Citysearch said this morning that it has launched a new, online blog site called 3BuckBites , focused on "cheap eats" costing less than $3.99. The new blog site is part of an expansion of the firm into stand-alone, vertical sites, all of which push users to Citysearch information and search pages. 3BuckBites mostly features short review snippets from Citysearch editors pointing to "more The firm said that the site will feature content from its own editors, bloggers, and users. READ MORE>>
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Monday, December 7, 2009
West Hollywood-based online restaurant and business reviews and listings site Citysearch announced this morning that it has created a new way for its customers to connect with Twitter, with a new API which allows local businesses on the site to connect their existing Twitter account, or create a new one, with their business profile. Citysearch said the new Twitter integration will allow consumers to view tweets tied to a business on local business listing pages, and tweet directly with businesses via the site. Citysearch is a unit of IAC. In a related move, Citysearch said
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Friday, May 1, 2009
West Hollywood-based Citysearch has launched another dedicated vertical web site Thursday, saying it has created a new site, SugarBomber.com , which will provide photos and reviews of local providers of sweets and desserts. Citysearch said the site is the fourth in a series of what it calls "consumer trend lookbooks," including hair salon site MopShots, shoe site LuckyToes, and restaurant site 3BuckBites. The site--similar to its recently launched 3BuckBites food site--features photos and short snippets reviews of local purveyors of desserts and other sweets. All of the sites
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
West Hollywood-based Citysearch , the local online business guide owned by IAC, said Thursday that the firm has expanded its relationship with yellow pages publisher Idearc Media. Citysearch said it will integrate performance-based advertising from Idearc's Superpages.com site into its publishing network. Citysearch said that as a result, its own advertisers will be included on Superpages.com and Financial details of the expanded relationship were not disclosed. READ MORE>>
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Friday, December 12, 2008
West Hollywood-based Citysearch, which operates online guides to local areas, said Thursday afternoon that it has launched an application for the iPhone and iPod touch. The new app, available in the Apple App Store, allows users to write reviews and access content from Citysearch. Citysearch said the new app uses the iPhone's location-based technology to identify local restaurants, hotels, shops, and other businesses The application is free for users. Citysearch is owned by IA
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Monday, December 21, 2009
West Hollywood-based Citysearch , the online local business guide operated by IAC, said this morning that it has rolled out a new mobile application fro Google Android. The firm said that its new Mobile by Citysearch app allows Android users to search for local business listings and post business reviews from their mobile device. Tags: citysearch android business local review rating mobil The firm said the new, GPS-enabled app is available for free from the Android Market. READ MORE>>
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Los Angeles-based MySpace and West Hollywood-based CitySearch announced this morning that the two have launched a beta of a new local search site, MySpace Local, which will allow users to review, rate, and share information about small businesses. According to the firms, Coors and Outback Steakhouse are the brand sponsors for the new site, which leverages Citysearch's database of businesses and MySpace's social networking site. Financial details behind the deal were not disclosed. The firms said that the product will first launch with a test group of users, with a beta launch
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
West Hollywood-based Citysearch, which is a unit of IAC, has rolled out a mobile version of the firm's site. Citysearch said today that its new Mobile by Citysearch site is in beta, and will allow users to add reviews and pull information about business listings from cell phones. The firm also said it has created a new Facebook application to link the site into the social networking arena. The enhancements come as part of an overall upgrade to the service, including more local information; ability to share reviews and information with friends and other connections on Facebook;
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