Business cards might be considered a little “old school” these days, but not everyone carries a smartphone that can transmit and receive contact info. If you’re looking for a new set of cards, MOO is ...

MOO.com is known for its creative, dare I say flashy, business card designs and solid customer support. My cards for the past year or so have come from MOO. My recent order included one card with an ...

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 ...

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 to ...

Around the photo industry photographers and creatives have often turned to MOO for their business cards. It started years ago when some photographers got those little miniature half-sized cards, then ...

Moo is one of my very favorite online printing companies. In fact, the first time I went to Inman’s Real Estate Connect (see Help Plan My Trip to Inman Connect NYC) I carried with me in my pocket a ...

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 ...

Business cards with QR codes and photos too mundane? Soon you'll be able to share your contact info and other data with business cards that communicate wirelessly. Moo, a company that specializes in ...

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 sells custom-printed ...

is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. Business cards aren’t the most ...

Business cards are objects increasingly out-of-place in our technology-focused times. But don't tell that to Moo, which is working on a way to keep business cards relevant by combining them with ...

Looking to further the uses of its business cards, UK-based startup Moo.com has said it is going to trial NFC technology in cards it produces, opening a beta test to 150,000 customers before a wider ...