Real released a test version of its new RealPlayer, fully 2.5 years since the product’s last major update and well behind the explosion of web video. We give the company points for trying to add something different to all the other official options out there: a… Read More »
Archive for May, 2007
More geoweb tools for Google. Geo-tagging photo site Panoramio announced on its blog this morning that it will be acquired by Google for an undisclosed sum. Google posted the news on its blog last night. The company is a one and a half year old startup based… Read More »
Some city-wide Wi-Fi networks are being launched and few residents are using them. And then there are the planned muniFi networks that are stuck in the purgatory of logistics and bureacracy — perpetually ‘in the works’ but with missed deadlines and unsure futures. The Palo Alto Daily… Read More »
The 20-Hour Work Week of the Future: What will your job as a web worker look like in 2015? A new report envisions a world in which a free agent world composed of retiring baby boomers, working-age moms and Gen Xers relinquish traditional work… Read More »
“People say iTunes is their favorite piece of Windows software…It’s like giving a glass of ice water to somebody in hell.” – Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs, from the dais of the WSJ “D” Conference in Carlsbad, Calif. yesterday, when asked how he feels about being… Read More »
I have a new software product to introduce to the market, but I’m struggling with how to determine what to charge for it. I believe that triangulating the price from multiple perspectives is a cornerstone to this process, but I’ve got two challenges: 1) this is a… Read More »
When pitching your startup to a potential venture investor, you typically only have one hour to put your best foot forward. It’s important that you use your time well, and take pains to avoid a few common presentation pitfalls that will, at best, distract your audience,… Read More »
