LivingSocial CEO says has no reason to go public
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - LivingSocial chief executive Tim O'Shaughnessy said on Wednesday that the online daily-deal company has no immediate desire to go public and is learning lessons from the rocky public debuts of other hot tech companies. full story 
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LivingSocial co-founder leaving the company
Aaron Batalion, one of the co-founders of LivingSocial, is leaving the company, he announced on his website Friday. “What an incredible journey it has been,” Batalion said. “I have decided to leave LivingSocial to pursue some new ideas. No new adventure to announce yet, just a urge to go create.” Read full article >>
washingtonpost.com (1 month and 25 days ago)
What really happened at LivingSocial?
LivingSocial disputes negative report of its recent fundraise.
cnn.com (3 months and 3 days ago)
LivingSocial hack is wake-up call for passwords
Four rules to live by if you want to avoid getting compromised by password hacks like the one that bit LivingSocial
cbsnews.com (19 days ago)
LivingSocial cyberattack possibly affects more than 50 million
SAN FRANCISCO — LivingSocial, the second-largest daily-deal company behind Groupon Inc.
denverpost.com (28 days ago)
LivingSocial Hacked. 50 Million Members Affected. Those With 'Universal Passwords' Should Probably Change Them.
LivingSocial's revenue struggles aren't its only headache today. The daily deals site has been hacked. PR materials for the Washington, D.C.-based company say it has over 70 million members; an internal memo circulated by the CEO says that the accounts of over 70% of them -- 50 million members -- were compromised by a recent cyber attack. The hackers got access to "names,...
forbes.com (28 days ago)
LivingSocial Hacked, 50 Million Users Impacted
LivingSocial has been notifying people that their names and emails may have been compromised, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
cnbc.com (28 days ago)
LivingSocial gets hacked, 50 million users told to reset passwords
More than 50 million users of the daily deals site LivingSocial are being asked to reset their passwords after hackers attacked the company’s servers and potentially made off with personal data. The cyberattack “resulted in authorized access to some customer data on our servers,” including names, email addresses, dates of birth and encrypted passwords, LivingSocial CEO Tim...
pcworld.com (28 days ago)
LivingSocial warns on passwords
LIVINGSOCIAL has warned customers to change their passwords after the online deals site was hacked at the weekend.
news.com.au (26 days ago)
LivingSocial Hacked, 50M Accounts Affected
Daily deals site LivingSocial on Friday afternoon disclosed that it has suffered a major cyberattack on its computer systems that resulted in unauthorized access to customer data from its servers.
pcmag.com (28 days ago)
LivingSocial hacked, 50 million accounts compromised
(Bloomberg) — LivingSocial Inc., a daily deal coupons site, said that more than 50 million customers may have been affected by a cyberattack, and the company is working with law enforcement to investigate the matter.
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