Following the success of its nontraditional business cards, Moo.com is branching out and hoping the Web 2.0 world will adopt its new notecards as well. Moo's small, elegant cards are all the rage at ...

As a creative, you’re most likely to get hired for a job off the back of your portfolio of past clients and work. Aimed squarely at this market, Moo — the company better known for their business cards ...

Moo.com has launched a new app on the Google Play store that enables users to add digital information to its soon-to-be released Near Field Communication (NFC) business cards. The NFC by Moo app, ...

This is a freebie that all job hunters should take advantage of — free business cards provided by about.me and MOO! The cards will be a snapshot of your about.me profile, which basically aggregates ...

It happens that those are the measurements of Moo cards, a new take on the centuries-old business card that’s becoming the “secret handshake” of the Web 2.0 set. Plus, because of their small size, ...

Designers, graphic artists, illustrators or anyone else that works with colour on a daily basis might be interested in a new colour matching system called MOOTONE which has been specifically designed ...

MOO is the East London business card company that lets people design their own cards online and have them posted out. It's a firm favourite of London's technology scene, and it even acquired a tech ...

In the age of smartphones and social media, the process of handing out a physical card with your name and information on it can seem remarkably antiquated. Yet the appeal of the business card as a ...

When people exchange business cards, each person must then count on the other recipient to make a telephone call, visit a URL or send an e-mail message to follow up on that meeting. However, printing ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Moo has already moved into new Denver digs at Galvanize. Image courtesy of Moo. Incoming: Custom-business card seller Moo.com has opened a Denver office at ...