Google announced Monday that it has purchased Meebo, the social media and advertising company, to add a team of engineers and some publisher-frien dly social tools to its Google+ efforts. 1
As expected, Google has agreed to buy social-messaging and advertising company Meebo, a move that will help the search giant fill out its growing Google+ team. 2
Meebo has been around in Silicon Valley for seven years, starting off with a site that let users chat with each other across different instant message services - then becoming a social toolbar, and ad platform and much more. 3
An interesting twist in the world of social media came today with confirmation that Google has entered into an agreement to purchase Meebo, a company known for its eponymous Meebo Bar. 4
- Google Purchases Meebo to Work With Google+ Team (paidContent)
- Google Agrees to Acquire Meebo to Expand Its Google+ Team (VentureBeat)
- Confirmed: Google Is Buying Meebo, the Startup That Turned Chat Into a Business [Updated] (TechCrunch)
- Google Set to Gobble Up Meebo, Plans to Expand the Social Platform to New Heights (Engadget)
- Google Is Buying Meebo, the Online-Chat Startup That Reinvented Itself as an Ad Play (Silicon Alley Insider)
- Google Is Buying Meebo (Updated) [Google] (Gizmodo)
- Google Acquires Meebo (Mashable!)
- Google Officially Acquiring Social Startup Meebo (Between the Lines)
- Google Buys Meebo for Social Sharing and Chat (SlashGear)
- Google to Acquire Ad Firm Meebo (Boy Genius Report)
- Google to Acquire Instant Messaging Service Meebo (Fast Company)
- Confirmed: Google Buying Meebo (Electronista)
- Google Buys Meebo to Help Social Networking Push (AP)
- Meebo Merger Will Create Ad Space for Google+ (BetaNews)
- Google Buys Meebo (PE Hub)