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June 11, 2012 10:03 pm GMT
How many mobile acquisitions and team hires can Facebook do in one month? Too many to count, apparently. There was mobile commerce startup Karma, then they hired the team from Android developer shop Lightbox. Now the developers from Pieceable, which created an easy way for publishers to build their apps and preview them in a web browser, are joining Facebook. Note: Unlike Karma, this is not acquisition of the company or its technology. As Facebook has grown up and now has the ability to make big ticket acquisitions like the nearly $1 billion agreement to buy Instagram, the company has become more conservative in terms of what it considers an acquisition and what isn't one.
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Facebook Picks Up The Mobile Development Team From Pieceable
How many mobile acquisitions and team hires can Facebook do in one month? Too many to count, apparently. There was mobile commerce startup Karma, then they hired the team from Android developer shop Lightbox. Now the developers from Pieceable, which created an easy way for publishers to build their apps and preview them in a web browser, are joining Facebook. Note: Unlike Karma, this is not acquisition of the company or its technology. As Facebook has grown up and now has the ability to make big ticket acquisitions like the nearly $1 billion agreement to buy Instagram, the company has become more conservative in terms of what it considers an acquisition and what isn't one. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/8HmUd5D3Mnk/
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