An Ex-Yahoo And Ex-AOLer Teamed-Up To Launch An App To Make Work More Fun, Silly, And Productive

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Tech Select   June 28, 2013 An Ex-Yahoo And Ex-AOLer Teamed-Up To Launch An App To Make Work More Fun, Silly, And Productive Tomfoolery is positioning its product as the future of social at work.  Read » Share this story: 21-Year-Old Raises Largest Seed Round In Silicon Valley History — $25 Million — For Mysterious Payments App Clinkle hasn't even launched yet.  Read » Share this story: This Plan To End Government Spying Has Grown So Big It Might Actually Work People ranging from actor John Cusack to Tim Berners-Lee, the guy that invented the World Wide Web, are involved.  Read » Share this story: How iOS 7 Screwed Developers Who Make Apps For Both iPhone And Android Developers can't assume things will work on both.  Read » Share this story: REPORT: Google Is Working On Its Own Video Game Console And Smartwatch We could see one of these devices as early as this year.  Read » Steve Wozniak Thought The First Macintosh Was A 'Lousy Computer' That 'Failed' He credits former Apple CEO John Sculley, not Steve Jobs, for making the Mac a success.  Read » Sean Parker Wrote a 9,500 Word Defense Of His Outlandish $10 Million Wedding Says the natural environment where the wedding took place was not harmed as some have said.  Read » Advertisement This Phone Is Microsoft's Best, Maybe Only, Chance At Winning The Smartphone War Microsoft has a lot of its future riding on a cheap smartphone from Nokia.  Read » Share this story: Mayor Bloomberg Helped Spotify Announce Its Big NYC Hiring Spree Spotify is also moving to a new office.  Read » Share this story: DEAR EVERYONE RIDICULING THE SNAPCHAT INVESTMENT: Free Your Minds! The investors aren't as dumb as you think.  Read » Share this story: The Social Media Advertising Ecosystem Explained Unlocking the mysteries of paid social media.   Read » Share this story: See Also MOBILE SEARCH: How Smartphones Are Disrupting The Internet's Biggest Business As consumer behavior evolves, Google's dominance is anything but guaranteed.    Read »   The Rise of Social TV: How Social Media Is Amplifying TV Advertising With more than $350 billion spent annually on TV advertising, there's an opportunity for social TV to become a huge business in its own right.    Read »   The Sexiest Developers Alive! So much for the nerdy coder stereotype.   Read »   TOP FACEBOOK PRODUCT EXEC BOLTS A stunner.   Read »   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share the latest business news with your network: Email sent to: ipat39@gmail.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010