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Facebook's "Not Email": Simpler, Stickier & Bound for Success
This morning, Facebook announced its new messaging system. CEO Mark Zuckerberg made it clear that the system was "not email" and not intended as the media-hyped "Gmail killer". Zuckerberg did
To Describe to Us the World: Former Digg CEO Joins Location Startup SimpleGeo
Jay Adelson, known to some as the recent CEO of Digg but known to others for far more, has taken a position as the new CEO of pre-launched and eagerly-awaited
From Borat's Cousin, a Facebook Quiz That Actually Screens for Autism
Most "quizzes" that purport to tell us what kind of person we are disappoint, reduce or mislead. How much moreso then Facebook quizzes? But there is one Facebook quiz that
Glam Media Set to Overtake AOL: Verticals vs Portals
The latest comScore Top 50 Properties (U.S.) statistics make sobering reading for AOL, the former king of the portals in the 90s and early part of this century. While AOL
Sprint Mobile Wallet Offers Developers New Way to Monetize Apps
At this week's developer conference, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse announced a new service for Sprint customers: a mobile payment solution called Sprint Mobile Wallet. The system will come pre-loaded on
The "Adobe Stack" and What it Means for Enterprise Development
Adobe isn't a company that's typically thought of as an "enterprise software company," even though it sells its software to large enterprises and offers "enterprisey" products like Acrobat and
Security-as-a-Service: Using the Cloud to Deliver Security
Software-as-a-Service and cloud computing have introduced a host of new security problems. But some companies are turning this problem on its head and using the cloud to deliver Security-as-a-Service.
This Week in SMB Tech News: TC Disrupt Startups, the Cloud and More
As the week began, all eyes in the tech world were on the Techcrunch Disrupt event in San Francisco, from which some of the biggest tech news of the
AOL Acquires Team Lead by Google Reader Creators
Thing Labs, the company behind social media stream reader Brizzly, has been acquired by AOL, multiple sources have now confirmed. The startup is led by Jason Shellen, who managed the
What the TechCrunch Deal Means to Me
I accepted a job offer with TechCrunch on June 7th, 2006 - days before the site celebrated its first birthday. I left AOL for the position. I worked there for
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