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February 23, 2012 12:04 am GMT
After reports earlier this month that LinkedIn was buying contact management service Rapportive, the startup just published a blog post confirming that yes, it has been acquired.For those of you who don't use it, Rapportive is a Gmail plugin that shows you the latest social network updates from whoever you're corresponding with. (I've gotten so used to seeing the Rapportive window next to my emails that I sometimes forget that it's not a default part of Gmail.) And if you're a Rapportive user who's worried that the deal will follow the pattern of so many other startup acquisitions, it sounds like LinkedIn won't be shutting Rapportive down.
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Rapportive Announces Acquisition By LinkedIn, (Basically) Confirms $15M Price
After reports earlier this month that LinkedIn was buying contact management service Rapportive, the startup just published a blog post confirming that yes, it has been acquired.For those of you who don't use it, Rapportive is a Gmail plugin that shows you the latest social network updates from whoever you're corresponding with. (I've gotten so used to seeing the Rapportive window next to my emails that I sometimes forget that it's not a default part of Gmail.) And if you're a Rapportive user who's worried that the deal will follow the pattern of so many other startup acquisitions, it sounds like LinkedIn won't be shutting Rapportive down. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/V0s_c57DOpE/
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