Caroline McCarthy, a CNET News staff writer, is a downtown Manhattanite happily addicted to social-media tools and restaurant blogs. Her pre-CNET resume includes interning at an IT security firm and ...

This story was written by Rafat Ali. Alloy Media and Marketing, the NYC-based online youth-focused company, has acquired Takkle.com, a high school sports recruitment website also based in NYC. Takkle ...

TAKKLE is essentially an online community service centered around high school and college athletics, enabling young athletes to create player and team profiles, share videos and photos, track and view ...

In Dec. 2006, when Takkle.com launched with Sports Illustrated (SI) already onboard in a content-sharing partnership, SI Digital President Jeff Price told Online Media Daily that he expected a "deeper ...

Takkle Inc., a New York-based online social network for high school sports, has raised an undisclosed amount of Series A funding from WMG Investments, Greycroft Partners and Jack Schneider (managing ...

SI is sponsoring Takkle, a networking site that launched on Dec. 11 targeting high schoolers eager to connect with other athletes. Takkle becomes the exclusive nomination venue for SI‘s long-running ...

SI and Takkle.com teamed up to find some of the best high school amateur photos, and what follows is the winner and six finalists.<br><br>A Saint John Vianney High (St. Louis) player safely slides ...

Takkle tool helps high school athletes create player and team profiles. Also: iWidgets adds funding and Facebook app NetworkedBlogs reaches 700,000 installs. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a ...

TAKKLE, the premier online social network for high school sports, connects athletes, coaches, fans, friends, and recruiters for all high school athletics. On TAKKLE, high school athletes can track and ...

Takkle Inc., a New York-based online social network for high school sports, has raised nearly $7 million in Series A-1 funding, according to a regulatory filing. Liberty Associated Partners was joined ...