Former Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn to head up Guggenheim Digital Media

Levinsohn will become the CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media, a new umbrella company that includes several entertainment-minded news sites, including The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, and Adweek.

Social Media Fight Club! Top tiffs from 2012

Instagram v. Twitter! Yahoo v. Google! Can't we all just get along? No. No, we cannot. Besides, it's more amusing this way.

The top 10 social-media stories that shaped 2012

With outlandish lawsuits, a botched IPO, and a detailed social record of historic world events, 2012 will be remembered as a year of extreme highs and lows in social media. Here are the top 10 social stories that defined the year.

What we learned from these seven developer stories in 2012

It's not all developer drama. Every story has a moral. Here are the seven most important lessons we learned in 2012.

How to take back control of your own social networks

If you don't like the way social networks try to own your data, but you're not willing to sign off completely, there is a third way. Here's how to regain control of your own stuff without giving up Twitter and Facebook.

Time’s Person of the Year: Tim Cook, Marissa Mayer, or the woman who led the biggest science experiment in history?

Tech execs Tim Cook and Marissa Mayer have joined the president of Egypt, Bill and Hilary Clinton, and yes, Barack Obama himself on the shortlist of people being considered for Time's Person of the Year. As did a little known scientist who proved Einstein right.

PayPal cofounder Max Levchin joins Yahoo’s board while Intuit’s CEO departs

Yahoo grabbed PayPal co-founder and Evernote director Max Levchin for its own board, but loses two of its existing members. Yahoo now has a total of 11 on its board.

Unlike Instagram, Flickr latches on to Twitter

The Yahoo-owned Flickr, alongside the release of a brand new app for iPhone, threw in support for Twitter Cards this morning, bringing its newly filtered captures to tweets near you.

Yahoo jumps on Instagram bandwagon, adds filters to Flickr iPhone app

Just a day after releasing new email apps for iOS and other platforms, Yahoo has updated its Flickr app for iPhone with Instagram-like filters, an easier sign-up process, and more.

Former Yahoo & Microsoft exec Blake Irving named CEO of Go Daddy (update)

Former Yahoo and Microsoft executive Blake Irving will take over as chief executive officer of major web domain business Go Daddy, succeeding interim CEO Scott Wagner.

Yahoo pushes mail forward with new iPhone, Android, Windows 8, & web apps

Yahoo, still one of the most popular email services in the world, has revamped its email apps for web, iOS, Android, and Windows 8 with a much cleaner look that emphasizes speed.

Yahoo rips another page out of Google’s playbook for advertising sales

New Yahoo COO Henrique De Castro is aparently planning a major shift in the way the company sells its advertising.

Yahoo continues quest to buy top mobile talent with OnTheAir deal

Marissa Mayer is making good on a promise to buy Yahoo's way to mobile dominance with the talent acquisition of the team behind OnTheAir.

Coach Mayer’s game plan for a Yahoo comeback: mobile, partnerships, and acqui-hires

In her first public interview as Yahoo's CEO, Marissa Mayer channeled Vince Lombardi, the legendary former coach of the Green Bay Packers, to explain how she prioritizes her demanding life.

Yahoo could add TVGuide.com to its media empire for $20M

Lionsgate is reportedly in advanced negotiations to sell off TVGuide.com, with Yahoo at the forefront of those negotiations.

Ebay gets cultural help in China with new local partner

Ebay isn't giving up on China. The company today announced a new partnership with local fashion e-commerce website Xiu, which will sort through eBay's inventory for pieces that will appeal to China's culture.

HP’s Meg Whitman tops list of female CEOs ranked by web presence

The female executives on the list span a variety of industries from enterprise technology to retail. Given the amount of media attention paid to technology companies of late, it's no surprise that Silicon Valley-based CEO's dominate the list.