With the stock market continuing to plunge, one thing remains constant: financial news sites like to tell part of the story with images of distressed Wall Street traders and executives that are experiencing some of the worst moments of their careers. ...
Topics: financial crisis, mashable, photography, pictures

Photobucket has announced some new features for their online photo sharing service including the ability to add themes to albums and better album management tools. You can now select themes from a large library of selections in categories like Sports,...
Topics: images, News, photo albums, photobucket, Photos, San Francisco-San Jose, slideshows, web, Web 2.0, Web2.0 Startups

The voting period for the BOSS Mashable Challenge ends Sunday, October 12th at 11:59 pm PT. So far, we have received over 2,500 votes. On Tuesday, October 14th, Mashable and Yahoo will verify the voting data and confirm the winners. The Grand Prize...
Topics: boss, boss-challenge, challenge, contest, Contests

A startup, by (loose) definition, is a young company heading into uncharted territory. And, by that very definition, it needs funds to operate; these usually come in the form of investments from venture capital companies or angel investors willing to...
Topics: business, crash, Dow Jones, financial market, financial turmoil, Opinion, startups, web, Web 2.0, web startups, Web2.0 Startups

It’s tough being a competitor to Gmail. Google has been the first major company to offer virtually unlimited storage for e-mails, and the simplicity of the service, solid spam filtering and good integration with other Google services has made Gmail.
Topics: gmail, Google, Mail, News, offline, San Francisco-San Jose, web, Web 2.0, Zoho