The Bebo app lets users create a cartoon avatar, which is then featured in different hashtag illustrations. Above you can see the "#twerk" illustration, which the app's tutorial suggests you use.

AOL bought Bebo in 2008 for $850 million in cash. After five years of failures and losses, Bebo’s founder buys it back for a meager $1M to “reinvent” the site for fun.

Questions about AOL's (NYSE: TWX) purchase of Bebo continue to persist and Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes acknowledged that the company "may have overpaid" when shelling out $850 million for the UK ...

Look how happy these Bebo users are. Smiling, listening to music, hanging out with their dog, giving sexy eyes. They may soon be forced to find another outlet, though, as AOL announced today that ...

Over the past year, Bebo focused on game streaming software and esports events, offering an alternative to the OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) tool that many Twitch streamers use today.

AOL, the Internet division of Time Warner, said on Thursday that it was buying the social networking site Bebo for $850 million in cash, placing it in position to go head to head with News Corp.'s ...

Bebo's co-founder plans to relaunch the social network with a focus on profiles and "real-time" interactions between friends rather than the news feeds at the core of Twitter and Facebook.

Bebo, a social media network founded in 2005 and shut down in 2019 after being acquired by Amazon 's Twitch, is slated to return next month.

AOL hopes to leverage its advertising sales business across Bebo's network. Time Warner (TWX, Fortune 500) owns AOL and Fortune. Bebo will be the cornerstone to AOL's social media strategy.

Bebo, one of the first social networking platforms, is making a return. The website was in operation between 2005 and 2013, before making a brief comeback in 2014.

There aren’t too many things that scream mid-2000s U.K. culture quite like Bebo does. Launched in 2005 by California-based couple Michael and Xochi Birch, the social media platform — an ...

AOL told employees that Bebo was declining and “would require significant investment in order to compete” in social networking.