Biz Stone, one of the co-founders of Twitter, just announced that he's returning to the company he helped start. Stone left Twitter to pursue new projects in 2011.
Pinterest has made another acquisition that could point to another way that it plans to increase interaction on its visual-search-and-discovery platform: It has acquired Jelly, the startup co-founded
Calling it an “un-pivot,” Biz Stone is bringing back Jelly, the Q&A app he created in 2013. Launching today, the new and improved Jelly remains close to its roots, but with an added twist. Th
After a year on hiatus, Biz Stone is restarting active development of the social Q&A app Jelly he originally launched in January 2014. Stone, one of Twitter’s founders, paused Jelly in Novem
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone’s Q&A app Jelly didn’t quite blow up, so today he’s launching a much weirder app called Super where you can share colorful statements, opinions and r
While the shine and novelty <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2014/01/22/jellys-novelty-wears-off-but-long-term-potential-for-a-mobile-lazyweb-remains/">quickly wore off</a> Twitter co-founder Biz Sto
A couple of months ago, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone launched an app called <a href="https://techcrunch.com/tag/jelly/">Jelly</a>, meant to make asking and answering random questions more fun. So, in
Co-founders of Innoz, an SMS-based offline search engine in India that has answered over 1 billion queries on mobile phones, are raising $500,000 in Seed funding from 500 Startups and other angel inve
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone has raised a Series B round of investment led by Greylock Partners, with Spark Capital participating. The raise comes just under a year since it raised a Series A round fr
Let's get this out of the way up front: I was prepared to dislike Jelly after its reveal. After all, when Twitter co-founder <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2014/01/07/twitter-co-founder-biz-stone-exp
Jelly, the new startup from Biz Stone that’s designed to help people crowdsource answers to any question they may have, has been on the market for around a week now and we’re seeing the fi
<a target="_blank" href="http://jelly.co/">Jelly</a>, the new Q&A app from Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, may have a secondary purpose beyond becoming the living embodiment of the <a target="_blank
Questions -- Ask And Answer is an iOS app, from the founder of Nyoombl, that's using video to animate and humanise the Q&A format. Just don't call it a Q&A app...
Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone revealed his top-secret new startup Jelly, a mobile app that enables users to ask short questions of their social network through pictures. For instance, Stone snapped a p
Last year, Twitter announced something it called the Innovator's Patent Agreement (IPA), which would keep patents in the hands of the designers and engineers that came up with the technology behind th
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone's new and mysterious startup <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2013/04/01/biz-stones-new-startup-jelly-sounds-like-a-home-for-do-gooders-on-the-go/">called Jelly</a> still
Less than one week after Twitter Music's launch, Kevin Thau, the man responsible for the standalone app, is leaving the company to become COO of Jelly, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone's mysterious, mobil
As we reported a few weeks ago, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is up to something new, and it’s called Jelly. Not much is known about it other than it’s a mobile-focused project. Stone share
AllThingsD reported last week that Twitter co-founder Biz Stone was working on a new mobile startup called “Jelly.” Today, a company blog post has emerged that gives us a few more details