June 2007 Archives
last100 reports that Joost, a hot Internet TV startup from the founders of Skype, may come out with a set-top-box (i.e. allowing Joost to connect to a TV) and a
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Rumors of a potential acquisition by Amazon today sent shares of Netflix up over 5.5%. Amazon closed down nearly 2%. The price of the rumored acquisition is anywhere from $1.5
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In the US mobile phone carriers run closed networks: my Samsung phone will only run on the Verizon network, and if I switch to another carrier, the applications I
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Today I traveled to Sydney, Australia for a Web 2.0 forum. Most of the top Aussie web 2.0 startups were in attendance, as well as an interesting mix of Australian
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Clearspring is going to annouce tomorrow that it was chosen by NBC to be its exclusive widget platform for the next year. This is a major deal for Clearspring,
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Yesterday we ran a story about remarks made by Yahoo!'s VP of Front Doors, Tapan Bhat, at the Next Web conference in Amsterdam. Bhat said that the dominant web paradigm
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Watch out Food Network, here comes Rouxbe, a start up from Vancouver, Canada that produces some of the nicest instructional cooking videos I've seen. Founded by Dawn Thomas and Joe
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More Google Maps news: Today Google announced a partnership with budget airline Jet Blue that will put Google maps into the seat backs on their airplanes. Sounds sort of silly
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Yesterday, Google signed what is believed to be a first-of-its-kind deal for the search company to sell display advertising on a third-party site, reports Red Herring. That site is Glam
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digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/tech_news/Movable_Type_4_0_Announced_Becomes_Social_Media_Platform'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Six Apart is announcing today the beta release of Movable Type 4, a much anticipated upgrade to a blog platform
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