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Sean Uberoi Kelly, CTO, founder and principal inventor of Wallop has left the San Francisco-based social networking start-up.
We were able to confirm this information with Karl Jacobs, CEO of Wallop. According to him, Kelly has no plans to work on any other project.

There might be something fishy about Neuronet and the organization behind it. We have not heard back from them for a while now, and there are others who are raising questions about the organization, IAVRT. GigaGamez posted an update, and points to Sven Johnson who is doggedly investigating IAVRT.

I should be upset that News.com wrote about GUBA CEO Tom McInerney leaving the company today, without even acknolwedging that NewTeeVee.com got the story first. Oh well, that’s how the cookie crumbles sometimes.
Nevertheless, I was actually glad to read the interview - an honest and a realistic assessment of the online video space. Here is [...]

Liz Gannes and Paul Kapustka have written a piece over on NewTeeVee on what to expect in 2007 when it comes to online video.

Sprint has said it is already working with Motorola and Samsung to build its $3 billion WiMAX network. Now the WSJ says Sprint is close to choosing Nokia as a third provider, among competitors Alcatel/Lucent, Nortel, ZTE, and Huawei. The report also says that the deal has not been finalized.

Looks like the much vaunted deal between Edelman PR and Technorati is all but done, according to Handelsblatt, a German news daily.
Wolfgang Luenenbuerger-Reidenbach, the head of online conversations at Edelman Germany (and a blogger himself), confirmed my information that both companies won’t renew their partnership which is about to run out at year end anyway.