Bitly CEO Peter Stern has resigned from the link-shortening startup to “pursue other interests."
Link shortener BudURL is not really for you random Twitter user, or a media organization that’s trying to maximize traffic. Instead, it’s aimed businesses that want to control and analyze their social media promotions.
Until today, BudURL offered two services …
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Bit.ly, the startup behind many of the shortened links you probably see in Twitter, just announced it has raised a second round of funding.
The New York company has endured repeated speculation that it will become irrelevant as bigger …
Twitter will roll out its own link shortener, “‘t.co,” for all web content shared through the network in yet another move that could threaten certain startups in its ecosystem.
Link shorteners compress very long web addresses into ones that can …
