126 blog results for "Joost"

The company that was supposed to kill YouTube is finally dead: some of its assets have been sold off to ad network Adconion Media in what's likely a total fire sale.

Posted in The Social by Caroline McCarthy

New deal brings in Skype founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis as investors in a roughly $2 billion sale of the Internet telephony pioneer.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Jonathan Skillings

The Google Voice dispute continues, while Warner music and videos may soon reappear on Google's YouTube.

Posted in CNET News Daily Podcast by Erica Ogg

Days after being ousted as chairman of Joost, former CEO Mike Volpi is sued by the company over his alleged use of confidential information in a bid to acquire Skype.

Posted in News - Politics and Law by Lance Whitney

On the podcast: Intuit swallows Mint, Bing gets visual, 802.11n is finally a standard, Dept. of Justice is officially looking into the Microsoft/Yahoo search deal, and more.

Posted in CNET News Daily Podcast by Rafe Needleman

Mike Volpi has been removed from the board by a shareholder vote and Joost is investigating his actions during his time as chairman and CEO, according to the company.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Anne Dujmovic

Access the Verizon data network on your iPhone with one handy device.

Posted in CNET TV by Tom Merritt

Index has always been a leading venture firm, but the addition of Mike Volpi to the team should help it deliver even better exits.

Posted in The Open Road by Matt Asay

Sexy doctor drama "Grey's Anatomy" is the first show to debut on the Web video service as part of Disney's new stake in the company.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Caroline McCarthy

It's the first bust for Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis, the duo that gave us Skype and Kazaa. Joost is dropping consumer service to focus on video platforms.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Greg Sandoval