Friendster, the long-time social networking site, which was purchased by Asian payment company MOL Global late last year, is moving away fro… Read More »
The long and colorful saga of an independent Friendster is over, for now. As expected, it has been acquired, by the Malaysian company MOL Gl… Read More »
Social network Friendster put itself on the block this summer, and now it appears that the company could be sold by the end of December. CEO… Read More »
Friendster Continues Asia Focus; Plans Include Expanding Ad-Sales Deals, Hiring
By David Kaplan
Jan. 20, 2009, 8:33pm
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Although Friendster has long been eclipsed in the U.S. by MySpace and Facebook, it has never gone away; it just traveled overseas, mainly to… Read More »
Social network Multiply.com has received $5 million in funding from ABS-CBN, one of the Philippines’ largest media companies. ABS-CBN has ac… Read More »
Making like Bebo, Friendster has announced it now supports both Facebook’s code and OpenSocial, CNET reports. The move effectively enables F… Read More »
With ad agencies like WPP Group increasingly focused on Asia, Nicholas Guan, a social media researcher at the ad holding company’s OgilvyOne… Read More »
Friendster has closed its new round of funding, in progress for most of this year, and it is a big one: it has raised $20 million in a new r… Read More »
LinkedIn Opens To Developers; So Does Friendster & Bebo
By Rafat Ali
Dec. 12, 2007, 4:50pm
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Two “old school” social networks have opened up, and Bebo is announcing later today: – LinkedIn: Borrowing a cue from Facebook and others,… Read More »
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