Filed in archive Technology
by tj on November 27, 2005
Interesting comments from Oskar Syahbana why Google is not a Web 2.0 company: "Let's focus back to Google. Do they have any service that was built co-developed by the users? No they...
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Filed in archive by tj on November 27, 2005
I got the above spam message today. The site links in the email are mysterious but the real URL http://www.netspantv.com/ works as well. Strangely there are no real reviews or user comments about the...
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by tj on November 27, 2005
Business 2.0 runs an article (no registration required) about the domain grabbers: "And you thought the domain grabbers vanished with the dotcom bust. The boom in Internet advertising and the...
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Filed in archive Entrepreneurship
by tj on November 27, 2005
Wired.com analyzes XXX Netflix competitor WantedList: 'Ting has never been inside a Netflix distribution center. He has never directly observed the clockwork precision of its fulfillment system....
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Filed in archive by tj on November 27, 2005
Germany and Austria are all the rage about this satirical website: "If you thought XBOX 360 was the hottest item of this year, think again. For only EUR 0.99 we offer you the perfect rip-off...
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by tj on November 22, 2005
Brightcove secures a great round: "Brightcove, an Internet TV platform provider, said Tuesday it has attracted a quartet of heavy-hitting investors in Time Warner, IAC/InterActive, Hearst, and...
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Filed in archive Global Economy
by tj on November 22, 2005
TCV has raised a monster fund: "Technology CrossOver Ventures said it closed the largest technology-focused fund of the year with $1.4 billion in investments. It's the firm's sixth fund...
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by tj on November 21, 2005
21Publish has launched a new community that serves to travellers from German low cost airline HLX. Each ticket from HLX (starting from EUR 19.99) gives you the opportunity to blog and discuss your...
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Filed in archive Entrepreneurship
by tj on November 20, 2005
What is the best way to become a millionare? Start an airline as a billionaire. This old saying seems a little outdated if you believe the circumstantial evidence that The Economist presents:...
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Filed in archive by tj on November 20, 2005
The Economist honors the last ten sucecssful years of India's Sunil Bharti Mittal: "The investor was Vodafone, a British mobile-telephony giant. It paid about $1.5 billion for 10% of Bharti...
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by tj on November 20, 2005
Another month - another free book. This time we have one copy of Guy Kawasaki's "The art of the start" for you. We have reviewed the book here. The book is a fantastic guideline how to...
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Filed in archive Venture Capital
by tj on November 18, 2005
perfect.com has raised another round worth $30 million. "Perfect(R) Commerce, Inc., the largest provider of On-Demand Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) solutions and The Open Supplier...
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by tj on November 18, 2005
I just played around with Yokel a local shopping search engine. Simple and nice. Yokel just finished its first (?) round from Startup Florida, Startup Massachusetts, Walnut Ventures and Boston...
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Filed in archive Global Economy
by tj on November 18, 2005
McKinsey has published a new report saying that Europe is in Acute danger to loose its edge as business location for high tech companies. The report finds only 17% of the world's biggest high tech...
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by tj on November 18, 2005
Friendster is apparently busy selling the company to a new owner as CNET reports: "The San Francisco-based company has hired Montgomery & Co., a boutique investment banking firm in Santa...
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by tj on November 16, 2005
Anita at SmallBusinessTrends links to an interesting piece from Paul Graham: "Largely because of Sarbanes-Oxley, few startups go public now. For all practical purposes, succeeding now equals...
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by tj on November 12, 2005
As you may have noticed we are back with a fusion of our prior homepage design and new elements. The story behind is much more simple as you might want to believe. Some weeks ago we were on the......
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by tj on November 09, 2005
It seems the hunger for game developers out there is still big - WaltDisney announced their acquisition of Munich, Germany based Living Mobile. "Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Munich,...
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by tj on November 08, 2005
OpenBC the Hamburg, Germany based social networking company has raised EUR 5.7 million from Wellington Partners and existing investors. Here is the english press release (PDF): "CEO Lars...
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by tj on November 08, 2005
21Publish has a new whitepaper (PDF) on Group Blogging. It covers: "This whitepaper helps to introduce group blogging to organizations. As part of this introduction, this paper will: - highlight...
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by tj on November 07, 2005
Reelblogs sent me a note that they are about to launch their network of Video blogs. In fact a great idea but the sites need a little more content if you ask me...But cool domain name :) Check out......
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Filed in archive Events
by tj on November 07, 2005
We enjoyed ad:tech today and had a couple of great sessions. Nearly 50 exhibitors (if I count right) and that many people as it seems the big Online Advertising Bubble is back from 2000 crowded the...
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by tj on November 07, 2005
Wow Duncan, Jeremy and Darren consolidate the market faster than I can update my bookmarks - this weeks acquisitions includes venerable About Weblogs: "Duncan, Jeremy and I have been in...
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