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If you use Tumblr to host a blog with a custom domain name, you might notice that it's not functioning properly. That's apparently the case for companies like Airtime, Pinterest and Path, as I've come

Admittedly, I have a negative bias towards overhyped startups. If a company gets a lot of attention before they do anything significant, I'm less likely to try their product and when I do, less likely

In response to Facebook's ever-expanding social universe and the success of mobile-focused networks like Instagram, Dave Morin and company have turned <a target="_blank" href="https://path.com/">Path<

You're crazy with your friends, serious with your co-workers, and sweet with your parents. Now you can share those distinct personalities with their matching audiences thanks to <a href="http://www.hm

Why? Because the term sheets were signed weeks ago. <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/2012/04/16/path-announces-30m-round-of-funding/">The deal was only <em>announced</em> this week.</a> (Yes, sorr

I used Path twice. None of the people that I know are using Path. I even checked with an early adopter of social media recently and one of Path’s earliest users. She told me that she doesn't see a l

The right investor, the kind who can help startups get over the inevitable "We're Fucked It's Over" (WFIO) moments, can turn a startup into a multi-billion dollar company. The fact is that choosin

Back in early February, Path met with some serious backlash when <a href="http://www.techmeme.com/120207/p43#a120207p43">Arun Thampi revealed</a> that the social app was uploading address book data wi

TechCrunch TV talked to <a href="http://www.path.com">Path</a> co-founder and CEO Dave Morin last week while we were at the South By Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, Texas. It's always inte

From the floor of the Austin Convention Center, TechCrunch TV is live with all the latest news from <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/events/sxsw-2012/coverage/">SXSW</a>. Find out what TechCrunch

Eager to put their privacy issues behind them, Path CEO Dave Morin has just pulled back the curtains on their new Path 2.1 update at an event in San Francisco, and it’s already shaping up to be a do

In case you live under a rock (I hate that played out phrase, someone please come up with something better) <a href="http://www.path.com">Path</a> founder <a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/person/dav

Sometimes it really does seem like we live in the Wild West of the digital age, the rules of the Internet get made up as we go along. Due to the newness, it seems like <a href="http://www.techmeme

Some people always see the good in people and some people always see the bad ... Gawker <a href="http://gawker.com/5883549">just published</a> a post with what at first seems to be some pretty damning

There's a reason why today's<a href="http://www.techmeme.com/120207/p43#a120207p43"> news that Path was uploading its users' entire address book </a>to its database was stunning -- all this time Path

What started as a bit of aimless tinkering for developer<a href="http://mclov.in/2012/02/08/path-uploads-your-entire-address-book-to-their-servers.html"> Arun Thampi</a> ultimately unearthed something

Our industry lauds cutting-edge UX. Look no further than the exceptional work of Path. One either swoons over it, or one is blind. But what if that sends a wrong signal? Don't get me wrong, I feel ver

Dave Morin and Path's secondary standalone app <a href="http://with.me/">With</a> "is winding down", according to a tweet, email, and <a href="http://blog.path.com/post/14337734328/with-and-path-hitch

There is something about waking up day after day to write about people who take risks; You end up rooting for some of them. This is the case with photo-sharing underdog <a href="http://www.path.com">