Well so much for reading Groupon its last rites. Instead of dying, the company has gone from struggling daily deals website to quoted company, and now one that is not doing too badly where revenues are concerned.

I have written several times on here about the inherent flaws with the daily deals business model, but little did I realize that the scope of the model is so great that it requires a lot people to keep the wheels of some of the top daily deals websites turning.

The growth of mobile Apps are perhaps exemplified by developers who triumph on Apple’s platform. One such developer is Tap Tap Tap who makes the popular photo taking app Camera+

The movie ‘The Social Network’, chronicling the rise of Steve Zuckerberg and Facebook, the world got a glimpse into the social network and its ever increasing reach into our daily lives.

It seems Groupon is on the ropes (again) due to poor results being experienced by its participating merchants. This general discontent among merchants has led to a reported dip in share price

Online trend forecasters have long since been yapping about the emergence of social media and its potential impact on our daily lives. Turns out they were right—for the most part.

These days, start-ups in the online shopping space seem to be enjoying massive growth right out the gate; which is weird given the state of the economy. Just last week we were reporting that Fab.com

A new study has revealed some interesting and rather helpful stats to struggling Daily Deals websites like Groupon and LivingSocial. The study conducted by LinkShare revealed that despite the picture painted in the general daily deals marketplace