Tumblr founder David Karp switches from building site to seeking ads and sponsors.

Michael Arrington appears to be pulling the strings at TechCrunch again. But now that he is an investor, is it appropriate for the blog's founder to be silently passing scoops to an influential news source?

The smart money is flying out of Facebook as the dumb money piles in.

From world affairs to entertainment, business to fashion, crime to society, Vanity Fair is a cultural catalyst that drives the popular dialogue globally.

General Motors plans to stop advertising on Facebook after the auto maker's marketing executives determined their paid ads had little impact on consumers, a disappointing development just days ahead of Facebook's expected initial public offering of stock.

iOS is about to get a new Apple-built mapping solution.

In a bid to reduce patent litigation, Twitter has drafted a policy that will put control over how patents are enforced into the hands of its engineers and employees.

Waiting for a verdict in trial of ResuMess.

Is the tenure of Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson -- who is now big with the excuses -- in trouble if other shareholders start to bolt?

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