AOL and Rally Up Joined Forces to Boost Palo Alto Mobile Team
PALO ALTO, California – AOL Inc., a leading global Internet services provider acquired Rally Up, a top mobile apps provider and the team behind the popular Rally Up and FacePlant mobile applications to boost their mobile team. The new mobile team will be headed by David Temkin, the Vice President of Mobile at AOL and will be based n AOL’s new West Coast office in Palo Alto.
The additional mobile application development talent from the Rally Up team will bolster the success of AOL’s mobile-first initiative. The Mobile-first approach will bring AOL’s popular desktop and web services into the mobile market and will also add all-new products to be launched first in the mobile platforms.
“Within the last year, the Rally Up team has demonstrated its keen understanding of the way that people want to use their mobile devices to interact, share and better communicate and of the tools necessary to address those needs,” said David Temkin.
“We are excited to join the AOL team for the opportunity to work with great leaders like Brad and David and because we are impressed with AOL’s drive to innovate on mobile devices,” said Sol Lipman, CEO of Rally Up.
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Washington, D.C. – George Mason University, a top public university located in Fairfax County, Virginia added a Video Game Design Course to their list of academic courses offering. GMU decided to open the program to address future video gaming needs, combining creativity with technology, and offering a full four year bachelor degree in Video Game Design.
NEW YORK, NY – August 17, 2010 – AOL Inc. AOL launched morristown.patch.com, its 100th site for their community-based news and information platform patch.com.
Falls Church, VA – Viget Labs, a full-service web consultancy and analytics firm will be conducting a Google Analytics 101 Training this coming Sept. 23 at Viget Labs Headquarters, 400 S. Maple Avenue, Suite 200, Falls Church, VA.
U Street NW, Washington, DC – A meetup called “SpeedGeek Show and Tell” will be held on August 17 at the U Street Affinity Lab (920 U Street NW, Washington, DC 20001) at 7pm.




