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Foursquare will give 900 businesses access to a new set of analytics tools over the next few weeks, the NYT’s Nick Bilton reports.
The new tools give business owners a detailed look at the check-in activity of their customers. In addition to tracking who is checking in when, businesses will be able to set up promotional offers instantly from Foursquare’s website.
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Picnik had roughly 20 employees, and a few million monthly users. While there has been no word on the purchase price, this surely isn’t much of a risk for Google.
Picnik and Google are something of an odd match,…
We’re thrilled to welcome back Mercedes-Benz as a sponsor of Business Insider. Last week, we gave you an interactive tour of the S400 HYBRID Sedan.
This week, Mercedes is sponsoring Business Insider’s series of interviews with green-tech leaders on the topic of innovation.
We’re launching clips from the first interview today: Jim Gordon of Cape Wind. Jim sits down with Henry Blodget to discuss America’s first off-shore wind farm on Nantucket Sound.
YouTube is running Project: Report in partnership with the Pulitzer Center. Of these 10 semi-finalists, 5 will receive $10,000 grants for international journalism projects with Pulitzer.
Learn more about the final round below:
Here’s the old look:
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Next season, NFL fans will be freed from their couches on Sundays.
The National Football League and Verizon Wireless struck a mobile distribution deal that will bring live football games and the league-owned RedZone Channel’s content onto phones beginning this fall, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The paid service will work on BlackBerrys and Android phones. Verizon hasn’t set prices for service,…
Nick Bilton at the New York Times reports that Facebook will announce the new feature at its developers’ conference in April.
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Cisco made a splash today by announcing an insanely fast new router, which, on paper, is capable of doing all sorts of amazing things, like letting everyone in China make a video call all at once.
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It seems the New York Times and Gothamist have reunited, on the business side.
In early February, the two news organizations got into an online battle in which Gothamist publisher and co-founder Jake Dobkin blasted the New York Times for “sucking on the teat of some old rich guy (or heir).”
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Cisco’s hugely hyped “major technology announcement” — the one the company said would “forever change the Internet and its impact on consumers, businesses and governments” — has come and gone.
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