Pinterest acquires Q&A service Jelly, which pivoted and unpivoted over its 4-year life, and whose co-founder Biz Stone is a Pinterest angel investor
Jelly rolls — Pinterest said today that it has acquired Jelly, a bad 4-year-old search engine, for an undisclosed sum.
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone relaunches Jelly as an anonymous Q&A platform
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Biz Stone's Q&A app Jelly pulls an ‘un-pivot,’ begins a closed beta
Hey-oh. Here's the tl;dr. We launched Jelly … Christina Warren / Mashable : You're not ready for that Jelly app that Twitter's co-founder is bringing back Kate Knibbs / Gizmodo : Twitter Founder Is “...
Biz Stone's new app Super prompts users to share opinions and recommendations with images either with a username or as “anonymish”
Biz Stone's Jelly Launches Super So You Can Express Your Best, Craziest, Sexiest Opinions — Twitter co-founder Biz Stone's Q&A app Jelly didn't quite blow up …
Biz Stone and Ben Finkel launch Jelly: “a new way to search with pictures and people from your social networks”
Introducing Jelly — Humanity is connected like never before. In fact, recent white papers have concluded that the proverbial “six degrees of separation” …
Biz Stone's New Startup Jelly Raises Series A From Spark Capital
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone's new and mysterious startup called Jelly still isn't saying what it's up to, but it has announced funding.
Twitter Music Chief to Depart for Jelly, Biz Stone's New Startup
Kevin Thau — the man who led Twitter's Music app project from acquisition to completion — has left the building. Thau leaves Twitter to become chief operating officer of Jelly, the mystery startup cr...
What is Jelly?
People are basically good—when provided a tool that helps them do good in the world, they prove it. — Jelly is a new company and product named after the jellyfish. We are inspired by this particula...
Biz Stone Is Poised to Launch New Mobile Startup Called Jelly
According to sources, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is close to launching a new startup called Jelly, which one person called a “native mobile” effort. — While it's not clear exactly what that means,...