Evite, a social planning and e-invitations service, and one of the biggest sites on the Internet, has officially admitted to a security breach that ZDNet first reported back in April. At the time, a ...

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I recently got an email from a friend with the subject "Special Celebration of Life." It looked like a genuine Evite invitation. But when I clicked the "View Invitation" button, my antivirus software ...

When ad revenue drops, some companies get a wake-up call to revisit how they’re making money. Take Evite, a website for creating and sending personalized event invitations. Until recently, the company ...

You’re invited to a fancy dinner hosted by your best friend. According to the Evite that just landed in your inbox, it’ll be a great way to connect with your nearest and dearest—maybe even make a new ...

Evite, a brand known for its digital invitations and other social planning resources since its founding in 1998, is announcing a new product today which will allow consumers to send out printed paper ...

NEW YORK Evite is going the paper route. The website, which pioneered digital invitations 15 years ago, is launching paper invites for the first time. Customers can now create invitations online, have ...

When I interviewed Evite CEO Victor Cho recently he made clear two lessons that can be applied to all businesses. Keep an eye on your customers’ pain points where you may uncover a source of large ...

EVEN before Google became a verb, Evite became a noun. For Evite’s challengers — and there are many — the most difficult task isn’t surpassing its list of features, but overcoming the entrenched place ...

If you're planning on planning a party, Evite might be your first choice. But we've compiled a list of 10 alternatives that could make your invite just a little better. CNET contributor Don Reisinger ...

At the height of the first dot-com boom, Selina Tobaccowala and college friend Al Lieb were determined to start a tech company. After a few false starts, they landed on the idea for Evite—an on-line ...