<a target="_blank" href="http://www.yplanapp.com/">YPlan</a>, the events discover and booking platform, has been acquired by publicly-listed media company Time Out Group for an initial price of £1.6
New European legislation which threatens net neutrality is set to go before the EU Parliament Tuesday. The EU is planning new rules it claims will ‘protect’ Net neutrality, but a leading legal exp
YPlan — the app that gives people with no plans a curated selection of things to do and the ability to buy tickets to do them — has some big plans of its own. TechCrunch has learned
Just because you weren’t invited, doesn’t mean Facebook can’t help you crash the party. Facebook Events on the web got a slick visual overhaul today that includes a new “Event
London-based YPlan, a mobile application that helps you find last-minute events taking place either that same day or in the very near future, has now arrived in San Francisco. The company previously
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.crunchbase.com/company/yplan">YPlan</a> has only been around for less than a year, but the company is rapidly covering new ground.
After expanding from the UK i
Countless social-planning apps have tried, unsuccessfully, to capture the attention of users in a way that would produce enough engagement, which in turn would result in partnerships with vendors and
Yplan, the London-based startup that's building a platform for selling last-minute event-booking on mobile, has closed a $12 million (£7.9 million) Series A, led by General Catalyst Partners. Existin
With over 5 million Twitter followers, UK actor/author <a target="_blank" href="https://twitter.com/stephenfry">Stephen Fry</a> is the closest thing we get to an "Ashton Kutcher", given that he has a