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Traffic Stats
- Keywords: socialnetwork, share
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Birch Returns To Help Re-Invent Bebo, Puts His Money Where His Mouth Is
It's not quite on the level of Steve Jobs returning to Apple, but every time a founder comes home it leaves me feeling all warm and fuzzy. This time it's the turn of Michael Bi...Read more... -
Bebo Rolls Out bChat – Chatroulette Sans-Private Parts
Following on from the recent addition of IM powered by Meebo ’s web-based client, Bebo has rolled out a video chat feature called bChat. Think Chatroulette "sans-priva...Read more... -
Bebo Adds Meebo In Belated Effort To Win Over Chat-starved Users
Bebo just launched Meebo's web-based instant messaging client across the social network and the company says a million messages have been sent already This is Bebo’s first...Read more... -
Bebo's Back. And They Plan To Have A Plan (Video)
Bebo is like a bad case of herpes - it just keeps coming back. They sold to AOL for $850 million in 2008. Then AOL, under new management, sort of just shut it down for t...Read more... -
Confirmed: Criterion Capital Partners Acquires Bebo From AOL
The rumors are true: hedge fund Criterion Capital Partners is indeed the buyer of Bebo . As we reported yesterday, AOL is offloading the social networking service for l...Read more...
Company
- Company Name: Bebo
- Homepage: http://www.bebo.com
- Category: web
- Founded: 6-Jan-2005
- Tags: socialnetwork, share
- Description: Social Network
- Overview:
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Launched in July 2005, Bebo has steadily risen to become one of the world’s most popular social networking sites. Users can create profiles on the site for free, stay connected with friends, watch videos, and listen to music. In early 2008 Bebo had over 34 million registered users and 7 billion monthly page views. Bebo’s founders have extensive experience in online social networking, having been involved in the founding and building of such companies as Birthday Alarm, Ringo, and Friendster.
Bebo is officially the largest social networking site in the UK, Ireland, and New Zealand, and is the third largest social networking site in the US behind only MySpace and Facebook.
In 2006, Bebo received the Webby Award People’s Vote for the best social networking site on the web.
Bebo was acquired by AOL on March 13, 2008. It was then re-sold to Criterion for less than $10M, with some sources indicating the deal was around $2.5M.
| Name | Title |
| Akash Garg | CTO |
| Fritz Rollins | VP of Business Development |
| Kate Burns | Vice President & Managing Director, Europe |
| Kevin Bachus | Chief Product Officer |
| Philip Macartney | Head of Sales, Ireland |
| Stefanie Kraus | Principal UI Designer |
| Name | Title |
| Adam Levin | CEO |
| Friedemann Wachsmuth | Senior Director Technology |
| Justin Ehly | Western Sales Director |
| Kelly Brett | Head of Original Productions |
| Michael Birch | Co-Founder, CEO |
| Sean Kane | Global Head, Mobile |
| Ziv Navoth | SVP Marketing & Business Development |
Jobs
- Tue, 06 Dec 2011 08:02:21 GMT
- Senior Software Engineer at Bebo (San Francisco, CA)
- the core technology which powers the 40-million member Bebo community. Required Knowledge/Experience: * Experience with Java or Python * Able to write and debug multi-threaded code. * Scripting (Ruby, Perl, etc.) - able to use a variety of...
- Tue, 06 Dec 2011 08:02:21 GMT
- Operations Engineer at Bebo (San Francisco, CA)
- Do you have what it takes to keep a premier web property running 24x7? Can you dive deeply into problems through code you didn't write? Can you come up to speed on complex systems quickly? Does it take a lot to make you throw your hands up...
