Natalie covers the technology industry for the Los Angeles Business Journal and writes the Technology column every other week. She is a graduate of the University of Southern California.
She can be reached at 323-549-5225, ext. 230, or by email: njarvey@labusinessjournal.com.
Recent Stories
Edgecast Shops for E-Commerce Clients
The Santa Monica company has created a special network for delivering e-commerce data to computer screens.
Bill Gross Looks to Repeat Ad Success
Idealab company UberMedia on Wednesday launched UberAds, a mobile advertising platform that seeks to make ads on phones and tablets more relevant to people.
Burstly Reorganizes After Acquisition
On Tuesday, the Santa Monica company announced that it has become the parent for a line of three mobile services.
Mobile Marketing Firm Mogreet Agrees to Purchase by Payvia
Mobile payment company Payvia announced Monday it acquired text message marketing platform Mogreet. The companies did not disclose terms of the deal.
Digital Media’s Expansion Spurs Firm’s Growth Plan
LAW: Manatt Phelps sees enough opportunity to create industry division.
Manatt Phelps & Phillips courts digital media firms with a new division that includes a venture fund.
Pheed App Heads to Android
Pheed quietly made the Android version of the app available for download earlier this week.
Manatt Launches Digital Media Investment Arm
Manatt announced Wednesday that it has brought on technology entrepreneur and digital media veteran Peter Csathy to run the investment operation, Manatt Digital Media Ventures.
StyleHaul Raises $6 Million More
StyleHaul announced Tuesday that it has raised $6 million from RTL Group, a TV and radio broadcaster out of Luxembourg.
Spark Shares Climb on Analyst Attention
Shares of the Beverly Hills Internet dating company closed at their highest price yet on Monday following the news that two investment banks had initiated Spark coverage.
Twenty in Their 20s: Leora Kadisha
From the creators of an app that helps motorists find parking to furniture made from recycled cardboard, the Business Journal spotlights 20 young entrepreneurs and the ventures that turned them into their own bosses.
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