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  Automattic acquires PollDaddy Web-based polling and survey company PollDaddy has been acquired by Automattic , the company behind the Wordpress platform and the Wordpress.com blog hosting service. PollDaddy offers free polls. (My most recent one is on this post: Five old-fashioned... Posted Oct 15 2008, 01:57 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: ceo, acquisition, hosting service, hi5, platforms, transition, voting system, lenehan, polldaddy, webware 100, web concepts, product changes, sligo ireland, free polls, authoring system, surveys, survey company

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  Yahoo Web Analytics to finally give Google some competition Yahoo quickly turned around the acquisition of a web analytics firm to take on Google with "near real-time" access to raw data. Along with an... Posted Oct 09 2008, 06:45 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: google, yahoo, acquisition, real time, developer api, web analytics, raw data, fair share

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  Collective Media Acquires Personifi Online advertising network Collective Media looks to have used some of its recent funding for the acquisition... Posted Jun 03 2008, 12:01 AM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: mashable, acquisition, advertising network, advertising technology, domain name, collective media, spam link

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  Confirmed: Mister Wong acquires Lifestream.fm It's gossip no more: as rumored , Germany-based social-bookmarking site Mister Wong has acquired the social-media feed aggregator Lifestream.fm for an undisclosed amount. The news was originally reported on digital-media blog Mashable . Mister Wong... Posted Apr 30 2008, 07:01 AM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: social networking, blog, mashable, yahoo, acquisition, gossip, user profiles, germany, stake, giant, lifestream, larea, media feed, spokesman, xavier

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  Google Still Against Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Well, this is certainly nothing new, because high level Google execs have been singing the same tune... Posted Mar 17 2008, 04:53 AM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: amp, microsoft, google, eric schmidt, ceo eric schmidt, yahoo, acquisition, execs, sharethis, foundations

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  New Google App Provides Free Ad Management Google isn’t wasting any time after its $3.1 billion worth acquisition of DoubleClick. A new, free... Posted Mar 12 2008, 08:24 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: google, acquisition, 1 billion, wsj, doubleclick

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  Digg's CEO shoots down 'bidding war' rumors Social news site Digg , a perpetual target of acquisition rumors, normally addresses the "is _____ buying you?" questions with a "no comment" answer. Not this time. Jay Adelson, the company's CEO, posted a blog entry on Friday... Posted Mar 07 2008, 03:16 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: microsoft, google, ceo, digg, acquisition, speculation, blog entry, target, news site, sizeable number, social news, price tag, phrase, panic mode, bidding war, rampant rumor

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  EU reportedly close to blessing Google-DoubleClick union The European Union is about to give Google the green light to consummate its marriage to DoubleClick. There are reportedly some lingering privacy concerns... Posted Mar 06 2008, 09:18 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: google, acquisition, doubleclick, marriage, european union, privacy concerns