TechCrunch:
A couple of weeks ago I headed over to Belgium as part of my ongoing TechCrunch Euro Tour, to get a taste of the local web/mobile entrepreneur community (BTW, come to the London and Helsinki events soon). I hooked-up with another TechCrunch writer, Robin Wauters, who had kindly arranged a TechCrunch Belgium meetup in Gent. (Read More)
TechCrunch:
Every once in a while we come across a company that seems to have a giant bullseye on it for acquisition, with a great product, viable business model, and a talented team. Twilio, a company that has created an intuitive API for a variety of telephony services, is that kind of company (it also managed to Rick Roll my boss). (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
San Francisco-based blogging startup Six Apart has announced they will be giving away free accounts on their TypePad blogging system for professional bloggers and journalists who recently lost their jobs as well as those who fear the axe is coming. Cleverly dubbed the "Journalist Bailout Program," the service includes one f (Read More)
TechCrunch:
Earlier this year we watched as Redlasso, a very popular video service that allowed bloggers to clip portions of television content, got beaten into submission (at least temporarily) by a flurry of lawsuits. The company’s platform gave bloggers access to content spanning popular channels including CNN and ESPN almost (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
Do you remember when you were first introduced to Google.com? It's almost hard to imagine a life before them, isn't it? (B.G. - Before Google?) Their impact on the internet cannot be understated. As Google has come to dominate what it means to search the net, they've integrated themselves into our lives, our browsers, and o (Read More)
Submitted by Spuds
from Digg:
Jinni Helps You Pick The Perfect Flick: Movies are easier to access than ever, but many of us still struggle with the age old question, "What to watch?". (Read More)
TechCrunch:
Getting someone to do something on your site—whether it is buying a product, downloading software, or filling out a registration form—can be areal pain. Israeli startup EyeView thinks it’s figured out a better way to convert Website visitors into buyers, downloaders, and whatnot: Show them a short Flash tutorial with (Read More)