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Bitly CEO Peter Stern has resigned from the link-shortening startup to “pursue other interests."
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When the social news tool Digg relaunches next week — Wednesday to be exact — it will get help from a new product called Realtime, a search engine that surfaces links being shared the most across the Web.
Realtime is …
Link-shortening service Bitly closed a new $15 million round of funding, the startup announced today.
Bitly is primarily used to transform long URLs that contain a large number of characters into shorter, manageable links, which are easily understood by social …
Link-shortening and bookmarking service Bitly has revised its site design after users complained that shortening links became too complicated, the company announced today in a blog post.
The site launched an extensive redesign last week that turned users accounts into …
Updated at 3:40pm PDT with a response from Bitly about negative reactions to the redesign
The simple link-shortening service Bitly just got a major redesign. What started as a way to make long links short enough to fit into a …
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Four-year-old link shortening service Bitly is reportedly working on raising a $20 million funding round and launching a few new products. The startup has apparently also moved out of incubator Betaworks and into its own space, reports The Verge.
If …
