Say what you will about their grand business strategy, there are some things Yahoo! does very well. Today the company announced that after less than two weeks more than 1 Continue reading »

New York based video platform Blip.tv announced today that the company will now host and serve all episodes of the long-running variety show video blog Rocketboom. Rocketboom is famous for Continue reading »

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/DEMOfall_2007_Preview_Companies_to_Watch'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; The DEMOfall 2007 conference will be taking place in San Diego, CA this week, so Marshall Kirkpatrick and I decided Continue reading »

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/FeedHub_Launches_Individualized_RSS_Feed_Service'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Personalization startup mSpoke is launching a new product to mashup and personalize RSS feeds today at DEMO [disclosure: Read/WriteTalk host Continue reading »

Mobile Web expert Rudy De Waele has posted slides of a presentation he did last week in London, at the Mobile Web 2.0 Conference. This is the best and most Continue reading »

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Yesterday, when talking with Richard and Marshall about Google's plans to open up many of their services that deal with personal and social information, I made this remark: "Also, as Continue reading »

Michael Arrington has convinced several high level sources to disclose discussion at a top secret Google meeting where the company discussed plans to release on November 5th a new set Continue reading »

Zync, a Massachusetts-based startup, operates a local event recommendation engine based around the city of Boston. The site currently lists 30,000 events across 20,000 venues. And even though it only Continue reading »