Vine is adding new functionality to its service, including an Apple Watch version.
Vine has introduced some new features to its iOS app that are designed to get users to watch more video. The new functionality lets users find more, related videos to watch by swiping left on a currently playing video. The update also brings Vine to the Apple Watch for the first time.
Grotto Pizza, known for restaurants at the beach in Ocean City and Delaware, will open in Columbia early next year.
Grotto will open an 8,000-square-foot restaurant in the Minstrel Crossing shopping center near Snowden River Parkway, part of an expansion into the Baltimore-Washington area, The…
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh has launched an investigation into the practices of companies that buy structured legal settlements from lead poisoning victims — paying them less than the settlements would provide.
Court filings this week in Baltimore and Montgomery County circuit courts…
Millennial Media says its technology can send follow-up ads to your phone by monitoring the commercials you watch on television.
An AOL-owned company says it can now send advertisements to users’ smartphones based on the television commercials they watch. The new technology, offered by Millennial Media, extracts data from set-top boxes and anonymously matches it with the viewer’s smartphone.
With a set of new tools, Facebook is finally making it less weird to get dumped.
Like it or not, we live our lives on Facebook. Even if we’re not glued to the social network day in and day out, it’s where most people chronicle life’s milestones: birthdays, new jobs, weddings, and new babies. (Lots and lots of babies.) But as we all know, life isn’t just about job promotions and newborns. A lot of bad stuff happens too, and quite often, that’s where things start to get weird on Facebook.
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