Yahoo Inc. said it is winding down online-video service Maven Networks, which it acquired last year for $160 million, as part of the company's ongoing effort to shed non-core properties. The move to close Maven comes less than... [read full story]
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San Francisco Business Times - by , which it bought last year for $160 million, according to VentureWire. Yahoo said in a statement Monday night that video initiatives remain a top priority for the Sunnyvale-based web giant,...
Yahoo has decided to shut down a video startup it acquired last year for $160 million, as part of a wider strategy to pare down its empire. Maven Networks was brought into Yahoo in February 2008 to help improve the quality of...
In February, 2008, Yahoo acquired Maven Networks for $160 million. Maven is a supplier of online video players and video advertising tools. A year and a half later, Yahoo is already ditching it. The company has said that it is...
Yahoo will reportedly shut down online video platform Maven Networks, the startup it acquired at the beginning of 2008 for $160 million. Though details are sketchy at the moment Yahoo will apparently continue to use the...
Yahoo is shutting down online video hosting and distribution company Maven Networks, just 17 months after purchasing it for $160 million, according to TechCrunch. Maven had raised around $24 million in VC funding, including a...
