SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 24, 2013) - Imgur, the fastest growing image sharing platform on the web, today introduces its first official mobile app. Until now, Imgurians have used their ...

Today, the popular image-sharing platform Imgur is announcing a significant change to its user experience in hopes of increasing the viral potential of its images. In what founder and CEO Alan Schaaf ...

A typical Imgur type image. Imgur, the site that hosts a bunch of images and GIFs found on Reddit, has a new hire. Tim Hwang, founder of Internet meme convention ROFLCon, is joining Imgur as its Head ...

It is the internet's favourite sharing service for comedy photos and quirky images, but Imgur is now reportedly at the centre of some very grown-up negotiations that could see it bought by Yahoo.

Image-hosting platform Imgur is rolling out some new features today designed to help users sift through the cacophony of content hosted on the site. Founded in 2009, Imgur today claims 130 million ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Imgur, which began in 2009 as a university side project to create a simple way to share images, now ...

With its latest update, a popular hosting site wants to become the YouTube of pictures With its latest update, a popular hosting site wants to become the YouTube of pictures is a senior tech and ...

Imgur has today launched its official Android app via Google Play. The free download brings all of your favorite Imgur features to your mobile device, including the ability to browse viral images, ...

There aren’t very many bootstrapped startups that can claim the kind of stats that the popular image-sharing service Imgur, which won the Best Bootstrapped Crunchies award last year, can claim. Last ...

At Imgur’s seventh birthday party at its headquarters in San Francisco’s Jackson Square, a young woman has burst onto the roof deck to alert other young people that something important is about to ...

Imgur, the site that hosts a bunch of images and GIFs found on Reddit, has a new hire. Tim Hwang, founder of Internet meme convention ROFLCon, is joining Imgur as its Head of Special Initiatives.