Archive for July, 2007

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Question of the Day: ad networks

rarebluemonkey, Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 6:40 AM PT Comments (0)

We have recently launched our website and are looking for interim ad network. (We are planning to hire ad sales people, eventually, when we can afford it.) I am interested in hearing people’s experience with different banner ad networks. We would like to be picky about the quality and relevance of the ads, but we […]

Can privacy be a premium service?

Om Malik, Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 1:25 AM PT Comments (21)

Time and privacy are two aspects of our modern lives that are in short supply. The constant distractions of modern communications have placed increased demands on our time. And similarly, as we do more things on the web, we leave our footprints in the sand, sacrificing our privacy in micro-chunks: be it surfing on the […]

iPhone’s sanity check

Om Malik, Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at 2:49 PM PT Comments (24)

iPhone’s first weekend didn’t turn out to be as hot as Wall Street analysts had predicted. The sales weren’t 700,000 or 500,000. Or 146,000 for that matter, as AT&T’s results might have indicated. The actual number was somewhere in between.

In first 1.25 days Apple sold around 270,000 iPhone, which is pretty impressive for a […]

Comcast’s global ambitions

Om Malik, Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at 9:30 AM PT Comments (6)

For the longest time, it was American phone companies that went globe trotting, trying to add international holdings to their portfolio. Now there is word that Comcast might be getting its jets warmed up. The City A.M. (PDF via Cable360) reports that Comcast is one of the 11 groups interested in Virgin Media (formerly […]

Facebook: What is it good for?

Om Malik, Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at 9:30 AM PT Comments (3)

The more connected you are to your co-workers and clients without being intrusive, the better your working relationship. Let’s look at 12 ways Facebook can benefit you, especially those of you working out of your home offices. Continue Reading.

Funding: Going.com gets $5 million

Om Malik, Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at 8:23 AM PT Comments (6)

Going.com, a hyperlocal events site (with social networking features) has raised $5 million in funding from General Catalyst and Highland Capital, two well known east coast funds for expansion into new cities. The site has over 500,00 users currently and currently operates in four cities New York, Boston, SF, and Chicago and is mostly 20 […]

The Value of Friend-Raising

wschroter, Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at 3:43 AM PT Comments (0)

During my last trip to the Bay Area, I visited with FoundRead’s Carleen Hawn. When Carleen asked me what I was up to, I explained that I was buried in back-to-back meetings with folks around town discussing my current project, Go BIG Network. “Are you fund-raising?” she asked, to which I responded: “No, I’m […]

Web’s Weakest Link: The Power Grid

Om Malik, Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at 12:30 AM PT Comments (27)

Yesterday afternoon, I left my apartment, which also doubles as my part time office, in a mad rush, late for a meeting. As the elevator descended, the lights suddenly went out, and for a minute or two (it seemed like an eternity) I was suspended in a dark metal box. And then survival skills […]

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