Path
It was a hot challenger to Facebook back in its heyday, but now it's dead. RIP lol.
One year after acquisition, Path is more dead than ever
The app might very well be on a slow path to extinction
After Daum Kakao acquires Path, here’s what we know so far
The Path acquisition by Daum Kakao was big news earlier today, but both parties have little detail to share. Here’s what we know so far.
Discuss: Daum Kakao acquired Path. How will this work out?
Dave Morin wrote on Medium that Path will be acquired by Kakao. I wonder what strategies are there behind this acquisition since it’s quite a known fact that Path is
Path sells to Asian tech giant to pursue the only country where it’s still popular
Path, the ailing social network that launched in 2010, has sold out to Korean tech giant Daum Kakao.
4 mobile spaces Indonesian investors should keep an eye on
Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s sweetheart for mobile-first products. Here are a few verticals for investors and startups to consider getting into early.
The skinny on Indonesia’s love affair with Path
This afternoon at Startup Asia Jakarta 2014, Path’s Marketing Manager Ana LaRue shared some information regarding the company’s operations in Indonesia. In addition to Path’s previously revealed plans to hire
Path’s foothold in Indonesia isn’t a kiss of death, but a chance for a comeback
Dave Morin, CEO of Path. Earlier this month, Tech in Asia reported that Path was opening an office in Jakarta that would house a full-time staff member dedicated to growing
Path looks to establish a full-time operation in Indonesia, one of its few well-performing markets
Dave Morin’s Path social network appears to be getting more aggressive in Indonesia, one of its few well-performing markets. A recent job posting on Lever reveals as much, as the
These 7 US startups show that your business can survive in China
Twitter, Facebook, Dropbox, and nearly everything that Google produces – all blocked in China. But that’s not discouraging some US startups from entering the notorious tricky and divergent Chinese market.




