You get what you pay for. I’ve got to be honest. I’ve never really liked Moo business cards, even after they’ve been foisted upon me by half a dozen companies. Moo is a Rhode Island-based company that ...

EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. & LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Committed to cutting-edge design and technology, MOO.COM (www.moo.com), the award-winning online printer and branding resource, today announced plans ...

East Providence, RI and London, UK– September 27, 2012 – Committed to cutting-edge design and technology, MOO.COM (www.moo.com), the award-winning online printer and branding resource, today announced ...

Moo (www.moo.com) is moving further into the digital world today, with its purchase of Flavors.me. The UK-based start-up has made a big impact with its range of customised business cards, and since ...

Business card print service Moo.com has launched a new design inspired by Facebook’s Timeline, which will automatically gather your information and create a custom card that mimics your social profile ...

The humble business card is an antiquated yet necessary tool of business communication. Their simple swapping is a time honored tradition the world over, and not a form of etiquette that is likely to ...

In a move which is likely to catapult UK startup Moo onto a new international stage, the company has become the only one to deeply integrate its ‘social business cards’ with the Facebook platform ...

MOO.com pioneered business cards the size of a stick of gum; the company expects to churn out 100 million in 2012. Here’s how to leverage that small bit of paper into a big branding opportunity. Since ...

UK-based printing company Moo has given its business cards a post-smartphone remix by creating a design which imbeds a near-field communication (NFC) chip within, enabling it to interact with ...

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