CEO of Foursquare, an app which lets users check in to physical locations and tell their social media friends about it, reflects on where the company has been and where it's headed.

Foursquare co-founder and CEO Dennis Crowley talks about new changes in his popular location-based social media app in this latest installment of Conversations from the Corner Office.

Foursquare has attracted 20 million users to its social network. To make money, it plans to go the Groupon route, but with personalized deals.

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The President is now one of the 10 million users of the geolocation service that was supposed to be the next big thing and change everything…

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All Things D is reporting that Foursquare and Groupon may soon team up. It would give Foursquare a nice monetary stream since it would presumably…