Leo Widrich, Co-founder and COO of Buffer, at The Next Web New York. Dan Taylor / The Next Web Buffer co-founder Leo Widrich showed a big team photo at the end of his talk at The Next Web conference ...

Radically transparent social media scheduling firm Buffer, which does stuff like publish its staff salaries and publicly detail its company revenue, has announced its first major acquisition — buying ...

If a tweet falls in the forest, does anybody hear it? With 555 million Twitter users and 58 million tweets on an average day, good luck. Enter tweet optimization. For almost three years, Buffer has ...

Social sharing service Buffer has signaled its intention to bring its technology to the Web’s top services after it announced a partnership with Feedly, with what its founders hope will be the first ...

If you love Twitter—and you also have a life—you probably use Buffer to schedule your tweets: To make announcements at a specific time, to send time-sensitive tweets like for limited-time offers, to ...

We’re pretty open with some things: We tweet articles we just read, share which bar we just walked into, and snap photos of recently gobbled red velvet cupcakes. Yet it’s taboo to broach other topics: ...

The word "productivity" normally conjures up notions of task management systems and efficiency techniques. But decidedly low-tech factors can also have a great impact. Take, for instance, heat and ...

Social network scheduling startup Buffer continues to grow, and is now on track to make over $1 million in annual revenue with over $100,000 coming in from clients per month. The company now has over ...

Only two months after Dalton Caldwell successfully crowd sourced more than $800,000 in funding for App.net, a real-time messaging API, the fledging platform can already boast a small but growing ...