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Pixish: Contest Marketplace for Images
Well-known designer Derek Powazek over the weekend launched his latest project, Pixish, a design marketplace where people can post open calls for submissions for design elements or photography. Designers can
Virtualization and Cloud Computing Become Top Priorities for CIOs
Virtualization and cloud computing are the top priorities for CIOs, according to a study by Gartner. The study is more proof that despite modest IT spending, virtualization and cloud computing
Entrepreneurs: We Will Happily Respect Your Embargoes
Michael Arrington at TechCrunch said today that his site will no longer respect press embargoes, the informal system where press outfits agree to hold back publishing until an agreed upon
Going Alone: Thoughts on the Single-Person Startup
There are more than 20 million single-person businesses in the United States, comprising about three-quarters of all businesses, according to Inc, citing recent Census data. But despite those numbers, the
Poll: Do You Want to Use Google Plus for Work?
I had hoped I could be done writing and thinking about Google Plus for the week and maybe indulge in some retro-computing nostalgia for the rest of the day
Next Version of Microsoft Office to Ship With Facebook IM
Times are changing: while corporate management all around the world worries about the distractibility and entitlement of the next generation of workers, Microsoft appears set to embrace the future warmly.
Slifeshare Aims at Social Attention Space, Misses
The best explanation of Twitter that I've heard yet is as a tool for "continuous social intelligence." If you like Twitter then you'll see a lot of potential in a
Easel JS Wants to Make Canvas Easier for Flash Developers
Easel JS is an open source JavaScript library designed to make HTML5's Canvas element easier to work with. It was developed by gskinner.com, a firm best known for its
Holotof - Crowdsourcing Creativity
Holotof is a network of "advertising creatives", which enables businesses to come and pitch them work - in the form of ad projects and campaigns. The idea then is that
Facebook At Work: Helpful or a Hazard?
It seems we're always going back and forth on the subject of Facebook's usefulness at work. Some would argue that Facebook is no longer just a time-wasting application for poking
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