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Prepare To Be Blown Away By MapQuest's New App
The only major flaw in MapQuest's new app? Although it has the standard walking or driving options,…
Jillian D'Onfro
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Verizon has sold mapping service MapQuest as the telecom giant continues to trim its media investments
MapQuest claims to reach 38 million monthly unique users. Advertisers can buy display ads, sponsore…
Lauren Johnson
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The one tool every business needs to be more efficient
Jonathan Harahush: Our Geospatial Toolkit is made up of a suite of APIs and SDKs that allow develop…
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The 'Uber of laundry' relies on this one tool to get to its customers faster
The company's fleet of 40 vans and team of 150 drivers handle more than 2,500 deliveries a week and…
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A company that was founded on giving directions is now taking location beyond the map
Businesses large and small can only be as successful as their supply chains are efficient, and loca…
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Key stories from Advertising Week, Verizon shedding MapQuest, and how Vox Media's New York magazine acquisition will fuel its growth
Hot off the press, my colleague Lauren Johnson had the scoop on Verizon selling MapQuest to Venice,…
Tanya Dua
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Google Maps wants to reduce accidents involving trains and cars
Acting Railroad Administrator Sarah Feinberg is no stranger to Silicon Valley. Prior to joining the…
Graham Rapier
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Google Is Giving ESPN Preferential Treatment For World Cup Search Results
It's not entirely out of character for Google to integrating ESPN into its product. Last month, Goo…
Megan Rose Dickey
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AOL is teaming up with Taboola to take on Facebook's 'walled garden'
Taboola makes widgets that recommend 300 million pages to 750 million unique visitors every month. …
Will Heilpern,Will Heilpern
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Waze sold to Google for $1 billion - but its CEO says the company owes more to Apple than anything
"That was our coming out moment," Bardin said. "From there, things started to pick up pace, eventua…
Graham Rapier
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What It's Like To Ditch Your iPhone For A Cell Phone From 2004
I spent an inordinate amount of time trying to bring these 1.3 megapixel wonders into the modern wo…
Caroline Moss
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I gave my husband 50 presents for his 50th birthday. I dug through memories of our years together to surprise him.
I didn't want to spend a ton of money but I wanted him to remember this milestone birthday. I bough…
Liz Brown
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The Creators Of Siri Are Working On An Incredibly Advanced Virtual Assistant That Understands Complicated Requests
Viv, however, breaks down the sentence into three key parts: Lasagna, brother, and home. It recogni…
Lisa Eadicicco
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Google may have paid $3 billion to remain the iPhone's default search engine
Our estimate is triangulated in a number of ways: (1) third party market research suggests that Goo…
Kif Leswing
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AOL's identity crisis: The company may ditch the 'AOL' brand
Mark Ritson, a leading brand expert and marketing consultant, tells Business Insider that he also t…
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A woman asked her Gen Z daughter about '90s staples, like AOL, LimeWire, and answering machines, and she didn't know any of it. Viewers said they feel so, so old.
Brittany Xavier asked her Gen Z daughter about a slew of topics, like CD burning, using "star 67,"…
Kieran Press-Reynolds
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Many successful people are driven by a quality no one likes to admit
Betty Liu, the founder and CEO of media-education company Radiate, wrote on Inc. that one key trait…
Shana Lebowitz
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Thanks To A $90 Million Acquisition, Tim Armstrong's College Roommate Just Got A Big New Job At AOL
Additionally, Mike Manos and his team of engineers will now report to Luke. Mike's team joined the …
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A comedian born in 1997 is baffled by how people coped before Google, and 'older people' are rushing to explain
Sarah Adelman, 26, asked people to help her understand what life was like without the internet, and…
Charissa Cheong
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SAP CTO Juergen Mueller on 2024: The worst thing for AI would be if only a few know how to use it
For 2024, SAP's chief technology officer, Juergen Mueller, is excited for AI test cases to get out …