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Dec11No Comments
In 2008, the election was constantly reflected on video-sharing sites — and sometimes even influenced by such clips. But the year in viral video was not all politics; there was still plenty of room for a litter of puppies, brawling late-night hosts and a lion with an excellent memory.
Here are the year’s top 10 Web videos:
4. “Yes We Can”
5. “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog”
6. Paris Hilton Responds to McCain Ad
7. Sarah Silverman and Matt Damon
8. Puppy Cam
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Dec10
10 Useful RSS-Tricks and Hacks For WordPress | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
Filed under: hacking;No CommentsThese are very useful tips from Smashing Magazine!
10 Useful RSS-Tricks and Hacks For WordPress | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
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Dec5No Comments
bizjournals: Tech & Innovation : Featured Story
Get ready for dot-com bomb 2.0.VCs are showing tough love to their portfolio companies, telling them to slash costs, chase revenue, consider buyout offers — and above all, don’t count on more cash from the VC.
Investors, meanwhile, say that with the IPO market dead and the economy turning downward, they expect venture capital partners to increasingly look for ways to get out of funding commitments, and they expect a wave of venture-backed companies and funds to fail or sell assets at a steep discount.
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Dec4
Three Reasons Open Source Will Save The Economy
Filed under: open source, wordpress;No CommentsThree Reasons Open Source Will Save The Economy | whurley
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Nov26
Tough love for tech companies …
Filed under: web 2.0;No Commentsbizjournals: Tech & Innovation : Featured Story
Get ready for dot-com bomb 2.0.VCs are showing tough love to their portfolio companies, telling them to slash costs, chase revenue, consider buyout offers — and above all, don’t count on more cash from the VC.
Investors, meanwhile, say that with the IPO market dead and the economy turning downward, they expect venture capital partners to increasingly look for ways to get out of funding commitments, and they expect a wave of venture-backed companies and funds to fail or sell assets at a steep discount.
“Every firm I know has gone through the same process,” said Alain Harrus, partner at Crosslink Capital, referring to a now infamous hunker-down presentation Sequoia Capital gave Oct. 10 to leaders of companies it has funded.
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Nov24
Life is good at Pacific Network TV
Filed under: web 2.0;No CommentsI’d like to start off the week on a positive note. Here is a video from the “life is good” channel over at the Pacific Network site, an Edgy Lee creation. This video is a good example from Halloween of the material this site and the related network sites are presenting. Check it out.
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Nov7No Comments
Facebook and MySpace go head to head with their visions of future | Technology | The Guardian
Facebook and MySpace go head to head with their visions of future
• Zuckerberg says he aims for global expansion
• Network site hints at a rival to Apple iPodBobbie Johnson in San Francisco
guardian.co.uk, Saturday November 8 2008 00.01 GMT
The Guardian, Saturday November 8 2008
Article historyIn the past few years they have become synonymous with the social networking phenomenon - and become rivals fighting each other for millions of users. Yesterday internet giants Facebook and MySpace went head to head again, as they outlined audacious plans for the future.
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Oct9No Comments
Asia Media Journal
How media owners make their money in Asia is set to shift significantly over the next few years as investment in new platforms and applications reins in short-term profits and opens up new revenue streams said Media Partners Asia executive director Vivek Couto, speaking at a major conference, The Asia Media Summit, held in Hong Kong earlier this week. -
Oct3No Comments
Skype messages being monitored in China
WASHINGTON - Skype on Thursday became the latest U.S. firm embroiled in controversy over its operations in China, acknowledging that its Chinese partner had been archiving politically sensitive text messages.Skype, the online text message and voice service owned by auction giant eBay, said it had been unaware that the Internet chat of users in China was being stored on computer servers by Chinese mobile firm TOM Online.
Citizen Lab, a group of computer security experts at the University of Toronto, revealed Wednesday that TOM Online was spying on TOM-Skype users in China and collecting messages with specific keywords.
