See.Me Helps Artists Raise Money and Build Relationships With Fans

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Thursday, April 11, 2013
TRENDING STORIES IN LATEST STARTUPS NEWS Tumblr Downsizes Editorial Staff as It Eyes Profitability TripAdvisor Buys Jetsetter to Expand Private Sale Offerings Google Fiber Officially Coming to Austin ALL STORIES IN LATEST STARTUPS NEWS See.Me Helps Artists Raise Money and Build Relationships With Fans Wednesday, April 10, 2013 11:02 PM Seth Fiegerman See.Me gives musicians, photographers and artists a dedicated place to promote their work and receive donations from fans. Thuzio Lets You Pay $2,500 to Play Pick-Up With Antoine Walker Wednesday, April 10, 2013 9:29 PM Sam Laird The startup Thuzio sells athletes' time for personal fan "experiences." It's either super awesome, super weird, or perhaps a bit of both. Twitter Shuts Down Ribbon's In-Stream Payment Option Hours After Launch Wednesday, April 10, 2013 5:02 PM Seth Fiegerman Ribbon, a San Francisco payments company, made headlines early Wednesday with the launch of a new in-stream payment option for Twitter that lets users buy and sell items directly through the news feed on the social network. Now, just a couple hours later, Twitter has killed off the feature. Hany Rashwan, the co-founder and CEO of Ribbon, told Mashable that the feature was pulled without warning in less than two hours. Now You Can Buy and Sell Items Directly in Your Twitter Feed With Ribbon Wednesday, April 10, 2013 1:59 PM Seth Fiegerman UPDATE: Twitter has shut down Ribbon's new payment processing feature. We've reached out to Twitter for comment and will update when we hear back. Twitter's CEO has expressed an interest in embracing ecommerce in the past, but it looks like one startup may have just beat it to the punch. Ribbon, a San Francisco payments company, announced a new feature Wednesday that lets merchants offer an in-stream payment option on Twitter. Tumblr Downsizes Editorial Staff as It Eyes Profitability Wednesday, April 10, 2013 12:02 PM Lauren Indvik Fourteen months ago, Tumblr hired an editor-in-chief and executive editor to launch Storyboard, a Tumblr that pledged to chronicle the ideas, themes and people of the blogging network.		TOP STORIES TODAY Now You Can Buy and Sell Items Directly in Your Twitter Feed With Ribbon Bloomingdales Installs Body Scanners to Help You Find Jeans That Fit See.Me Helps Artists Raise Money and Build Relationships With Fans Thuzio Lets You Pay $2,500 to Play Pick-Up With Antoine Walker Twitter Shuts Down Ribbon's In-Stream Payment Option Hours After Launch TOP TOPICS Watercooler 259 followers Video 4,471 followers Viral Video 1,262 followers Business 43,197 followers Mobile 5,901 followers Lifestyle 504 followers Gadgets 9,130 followers Apps And Software 1,489 followers Social Media 82,446 followers World 1,049 followers
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