WAYN, the world’s largest travel and lifestyle social network today goes live in its core markets, with a fresh new design interface and a complete transformation of the platform to enable its users ...

WAYN - standing for Where Are You Now? - was created by two backpackers who,chatting over a pint, came up with the idea as a means of keeping in touch with friends they'd made around the world. Now ...

WAYN is off on a long trip and he may not be seen for some time, warn his co-creators Jerome Touze and Peter Ward. Four-year-old WAYN, which stands for Where Are You Now?, believes it can muscle in on ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Acquaintanceship with Wayn, a grinning youth in a green T-shirt is the social glue connecting 10m people around ...

It’s been a while since we caught up with WAYN, one of the earliest social networks (so early they once charged for access). WAYN is a niche social network which focuses on the younger, aspirational ...

Thomas Cook UK & Ireland is to sponsor the travel section of travel and social website WAYN.com (Where Are You Now?). WAYN claims 1.6 million UK users and is attracting around 300,000 new users a ...

wayn.com The wiki guide Where Are You Now? not only asks the question, it gives the answers to your questions about your location, hooks you up with others who are there (more than 8 million members), ...

British site Where Are You Now? (WAYN), a social network for meeting fellow travelers, is rumored to be in negotiations with AOL to be bought for $200 million. That would make it one of the biggest ...

TechCrunch UK's Mike Butcher reports a rumor that AOL is looking to buy British travel site Where Are You Now? (WAYN) for $200 million, citing "three well-placed sources." One reason to doubt the ...