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They'll be opt-in and untargeted.

Tips for pros wondering how to use the social media app effectively.

The tech giant plans to invest a part of the proceeds from its Alibaba stake in the popular mobile messaging app.

Small businesses skeptical of paying for costly social media marketing have options both old school and cutting edge.

The social media giant killed the only feature that differentiated the service from Snapchat.

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers tendered a $20 million investment in the as-yet-unprofitable ephemeral messaging app last May.

On Monday, Taco Bell launched its first ever dollar menu, with advertising that looked as cheap as the tacos.

Chat away, pinners. Pinterest may be late to the game, but it's finally jumped on the messaging bandwagon.

Look out, Airbnb, Dropbox and Uber: there's reportedly a new $10 billion business on the block.

Instagram unveiled a one-click, self-destructing messaging app of its own, irking some competitors and peers in the market.

Forget LinkedIn -- this Dublin pub is requiring hopeful employees to apply through the ephemeral messaging service.

The new ephemeral messaging app is a familiar concept with an interesting and risky twist.

Looking to take on Snapchat, the new feature makes sharing text, photos and videos more seamless than ever.

"If I hear one more freshman tell me how much they love Kappa Sigma," wrote Snapchat's 23-year-old founder (in one of his milder moments), "I'll probably get so excited I'll punch them in the face."

Poke may have flopped, but will Slingshot prevail?

While Snapchat's snaps don't necessarily disappear as advertised, the company is also facing heat about the deceptive way in which it unknowingly culled user data.

As the mobile messaging space heats up, the disappearing-image platform has unveiled two new features aimed at enriching conversations.

Pluto Mail lets you 'unsend' messages, edit unopened ones and choose a shelf-life for all your email transactions.

The disappearing-message platform gives you a chance to connect with customers more casually.

On the 50th anniversary of IBM's iconic mainframe workhorse, we look at the revolutionary, lasting impact that computers, in all their many forms, have had on how we do (and sometimes don't) get work done.

Meet the savvy bootstrappers heating up Los Angeles' exploding startup ecosystem.