VentureBeat Glam Media raising $200M, to announce Google deal

VentureBeat » Glam Media raising $200M, to announce Google deal

Glam Media, the Brisbane network of sites that says it is the fastest growing property on the Web, is raising $200 million in fresh financing. It is also expected to announce a deal with Google tomorrow, which will let Google powe

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iVillage\’s Retooling, Again; Glam\’s $200 Million Hopes

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iVillage\’s retooling is almost complete, and NBCU (NYSE: GE) sincerely believes it will work this time, from the failed but now redone and soon-to-relaunch TV show iVillage Live, to the new integrated sales team for the site. NYTi

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VentureBeat » What were they thinking? Amp’d Mobile’s mad credit strategy

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Ampâ€™d Mobile, the hard-charging mobile content company that raised $360 million only to burn through it all and crash into bankruptcy, continues to surprise.
Weâ€™re now hearing from people familiar with Ampâ€™d strategy that on

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VentureBeat » Google squelches Sharogle

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Google has killed a valiant effort by a company that wanted to let you partake of Googleâ€™s profits.
Until six days ago, a company called Sharogle was giving you a portion of the ad revenue Google gets from your searches.
It let

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VentureBeat » Revlayer introduces controversial new video ad format

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Revlayer is a New York company that just launched a controversial new video advertising technology that publishers will love, but video creators might hate.
It lets a publisher like VentureBeat slap an ad straight onto the top of

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VentureBeat » Facebook’s first acquisition: secretive start-up Parakey

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Facebook has acquired Parakey, a Mountain View, Calif., startup that had been working on a new way for people to work seamlessly on applications while online and offline.
Founded by former Mozilla Firefox browser developers Blake

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