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Groupon Releases New S-1, Adds 11 Underwriters Including JP Morgan And Allen & Co.
In: web resources
15 Jul 2011Groupon has filed new S-1 from for its IPO where it is looking to raise at least $750 million. What’s changed from the last one filed on June 2nd? Well according to Bloomberg’s Emily Chang, the daily deals site has added new underwriters Williams, RBC, Loop, Citadel, JPMorgan, Allen & Co, BofA, Citi, Barclays and Deutsche in [...]
Designing Websites with Personality
In: web resources
26 Jan 2011We all have personalities, and no one is exactly like another. Our relationships and memories are built on our interaction with other people. Like every person, web designers have unique and intriguing personalities. But even with the clearly obvious level of impact our personality has in our lives and our work, there is still a [...]
Want to know if your website can stand up to a sudden, massive deluge of traffic? Sure, you could use some of the available tools like Flood, JMeter or The Ginder. But none of those options have bees with machine guns. The news applications team at the Chicago Tribune, has released a new tool it [...]
Boston Globe to Launch Separate Paid Site
In: web resources
2 Oct 2010The Boston Globe announced Thursday that the online version of its newspaper will be moving from Boston.com to BostonGlobe.com, and that it will begin charging for full access to the latter beginning the second half of next year. Print subscribers will automatically have full access to all of The Boston Globe’s daily published content at [...]
Who Should We Interview About How They Work? [Interviews]
In: Coding
13 May 2010About this blog
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