Now it's a done deal. Twitter has purchased search engine Summize, a deal that leaked out last week but didn't wrap up until the last few days. Twitter's Biz Stone has the official announcement here, ...
Josh Chandler likely didn't know the rumor avalanche he was going to start when he posted yesterday that a "source" informed him that Twitter was to buy Summize, the conversational search engine.
In July 2008, Twitter acquired a company called Summize. The stated reason was to bring search into Twitter. And that was the main reason that Twitter did the deal. But Twitter also got a very strong ...
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Summize, a leader in AI Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software, today announced it has secured a $50 million investment to accelerate its next phase of growth. The new ...
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone has confirmed via blog this morning that the microblogging leader has, indeed, acquired social search provider Summize. Last week I wrote about the rumor as well as my ...
If there were a prize for the most obvious acquisition Twitter would go home with the trophy for picking up Summize. The deal fits well for Twitter since Summize was able to do the one thing Twitter ...
Twitter may buy Virginia-based Summize, a Twitter search engine, says Jason Calacanis. A source close to Twitter says that the two companies have been in discussions around a merger over the last ...
Contract lifecycle management provider Summize launched a new artificial intelligence-based redlining tool on Tuesday. The tool works to automate the process of redlining within Microsoft Word in an ...
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Summize, a leader in Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software, today announced its U.S. West Coast expansion, establishing a presence in San Diego, California, to ...
Update: Full transcript of video interview is here. It turns out those rumors last week were accurate. Microblogging site Twitter has acquired the Summize search engine, Twitter co-founder Evan ...
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