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60ADP Buys Employease
by Webber
ADP is in the process of buying Employease. Employease makes a software as a service product for on demand payroll and HR management services. The two companies were working closely together in a partnership... published 2 years ago
61Will Yahoo Buy Facebook
by Webber
If Facebook wants $2B, like it has been reported, I suspect it will be a long wait. However, I could see Fox making a play for it. Apparently they were disappointed that YouTube didn't go for their offer. It... published 2 years ago
52AOL Should Have Bought Digg, Than Sacrifice Netscape
by Webber
This is how I imagine it went down at AOL.... AOL desperately wants to make a comeback. They go out and buy Weblogs Inc. for $25 Million to get Jason Calacanis to resurrect the fallen giant. So Jason is... published 2 years ago
52Yahoo Buys Jumpcut
by Webber
Yahoo has purchased Jumpcut. I haven't heard terms of the deal, but this is interesting since Yahoo was rumored to be in talks with VideoEgg. Yahoo does have a better track record than most at successful... published 2 years ago
50Tucows Buys Kiko on eBay
by Webber
The Ycombinator funded Kiko, which put itself up for sale on eBay was purchased by Tucows. Tucows is known by some as a shareware site, but the little secret about the Canadian Tucows is it makes a ton of... published 2 years ago
51It's Time for Digg to Sell
by Webber
Time For Digg To Sell Updated and moved for accuracy:) published 2 years ago
64USC Football
by Webber
USC Boosters and Alumni With an active alumni association and rich boosters that love a winner. USC is very successful at fund raising for its college football team.USC Football Forums and Message Boards This... published 2 years ago
59It's Time for Digg to Sell
by Webber
There comes a time in a small companies life when it either needs to grow up or sell. For young companies I have two buckets. Young, but killer technology. Maybe game changing, but at least a group of very... published 2 years ago
53Lawyers and IPOs, The Canaries in the Coal Mine
by Webber
After the bubble burst, I'd talk with my lawyer friends that worked on venture backed deals and ask them if they saw any activity. In 2004, they told me it's starting to pick up. In 2005, they said we are more... published 2 years ago
47$650 Million for Insurance Software Co
by Webber
The private equity boys are at it again. This story in the NY Times today reminds us all how lousy the IPO market is and where the competition for deals is really heating up. Applied systems, a private company... published 2 years ago
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