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With Summize, Twitter to Buy a Clue

Om Malik, Monday, July 7, 2008 at 10:42 PM PT Comments (23)

The big buzz of the evening is that Twitter, a San Francisco-based startup that allows anyone to post short (up to 140 characters) messages to its platform and thus broadcast them to one or many using different media such as web and mobile, is about to acquire Summize, a Potomac Falls, Va.-based startup that [...]

DesignArt Wants a Slice of the 4G Pie

Stacey Higginbotham, Monday, July 7, 2008 at 4:30 PM PT Comments (1)

The move to 4G will not be cheap. Carriers must consider network upgrade costs and a refresh of their handsets, not to mention the issue of backhaul. Will they attempt wireless backhaul? Wait for fiber? One way or another, by 2013 carriers worldwide will invest some $163.5 billion in capital expenditures, with much of that [...]

GigaNET PM: Smart Grid, Olympic Videos + More

Edit Staff, Monday, July 7, 2008 at 2:36 PM PT Comments (0)

Earth2Tech: More VC money for wireless mesh for smart meter readers.
NewTeeVee: Announcing NewTeeVee Pier Screenings 2008, with NY, LA on the menu.
NewTeeVee Station: WhenP-Diddy meets YouTube, you get DiddyTV.
WebWorkerDaily: 5 rules of thumb for Web Workers.

Why Is Symbian Charging Its Partners?

Om Malik, Monday, July 7, 2008 at 9:28 AM PT Comments (10)

Symbian, which recently agreed to be acquired by Nokia, is part of a growing number of mobile platform makers — Apple, Google, LiMo — that are all are vying for the attentions of the mobile developer community. The company sent over an email this morning with details of its Symbian Partner Network (SPN), which will [...]

Gossip Guys: The Microsoft-Yahoo Saga

Stacey Higginbotham, Monday, July 7, 2008 at 7:40 AM PT Comments (6)

Remember back in the Dark Ages before text messaging, when a teenager (let’s call him Jerry Yang) might get a best friend (maybe call him Carl Icahn) to call another friend (say, Steve Ballmer) using three-way calling? With Yang sitting silently on the line, the goal would be for Icahn to goad Ballmer into saying [...]

FriendFeed. More Like (Fake)FriendFeed

Om Malik, Monday, July 7, 2008 at 1:42 AM PT Comments (30)

Recently the social web has begun to morph into something altogether different from what it promised to be. The latest example is life-streaming service FriendFeed, which is offering up well-known Internet personalities as “friends” its users can choose to follow.

Five Nines on the Net is a Pipe Dream

Stacey Higginbotham, Sunday, July 6, 2008 at 7:33 PM PT Comments (17)

The New York Times today finally got around to noticing that when web sites go down, people are increasingly likely to get mad and generally react the way I might if I drove to my favorite bar and found it closed for a private party. I might be miffed and share a few choice words [...]

F|R Interview: 2 Founders, 2 Careers’ Worth of Funding Tips

Carleen Hawn, Sunday, July 6, 2008 at 9:00 AM PT Comments (0)

Founders Gary Swart and Stephen Pieraldi presided over the Venture Capital and Seed Financing Workshop at GigaOM’s recent Structure 08 conference . This week, the pair sat down with Found|READ to share additional lessons from their careers in fundraising.
Swart is CEO of oDesk, a staffing platform that lets companies hire and manage their global talent [...]

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FriendFeed. More Like (Fake)FriendFeed
Om Malik, July 7, 30 comments
Bandwidth Barons Want More Money for Fewer Bytes
Allan Leinwand, July 3, 25 comments
With Summize, Twitter to Buy a Clue
Om Malik, July 7, 23 comments
Five Nines on the Net is a Pipe Dream
Stacey Higginbotham, July 6, 17 comments
The Real Reason Powerset Sold (Out)
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