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Brightcove CEO Discusses The Future And Failures Of Online Video
Posted from TechCrunch 4 days ago
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Earlier this week I had the chance to sit down and meet with a few members of the Brightcove team, including founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire. We discussed the direction that online video was taking and the stratification seen between consumer and professional markets. And perhaps most interestingly... (original story)
Amazon Confirms Student Version Of Kindle
Posted from TechCrunch 4 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Amazon confirmed our speculation that they are planning to target colleges and universities with a new version of the Kindle, reports the Seattle PI. Textbooks are a $5.5 billion annual market, and most publishers now offer electronic versions of their textbooks. McGraw-Hill Education, for example, ... (original story)
The Role Of Social Media In Covering The Political Campaigns
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
With just the weekend between now and the start of the major party conventions, the amazing thing about the New Media is just how little it has impacted so far on the story. No major leaks about the vice presidential nominations, no blogger unmaskings of damaging revelations about the candidates at ... (original story)
Weekly Wrapup, 18-22 August 2008
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
It's the weekend, so time to review the week's web tech news, reviews and analysis on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side we looked at the first reported Android phone, checked out the winners of the Firefox 3 Extensions contest, reviewed Microsoft's new 3D online photo app, dabbled with screencasti... (original story)
Thank You TechCrunch Sponsors
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
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O’Reilly Conferences and TechWeb are presenting Web 2.0 Expo, and are offering TechCrunch readers $100 off of the conference with the discount code “webny08po1″. Thank You O’Reilly. MediaTemple, TechCrunch’s exclusive hosting provider, and a worldwide leader in managed host... (original story)
Ning Shuts Down Premium Developer WidgetLaboratory
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Ning, the build-your-own social network platform, has removed all widgets created by popular premium developer WidgetLaboratory. The news has come without warning and is being met with outrage by a number of users who have spent hundreds of dollars on the widgets to build up their social networks. ... (original story)
Microsoft Conducts Research On Facebook With Collabio
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
A team of Microsoft Researchers have released a Facebook application designed to explore metadata and the logic related to tagging. The app, called Collabio (a combination of collaboration and biography) is a basic game that asks users to tag each other with descriptive keywords. At first glance, ... (original story)
PlanHQ Wants to Make Achieving Business Plans Easier
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
PlanHQ is a web based business plan tool that wants to help small and medium businesses to more effectively manage their teams, financials, and, most importantly, their projects. While it has obvious similarities to the popular project management tool Basecamp, PlanHQ's approach is quite distinct fr... (original story)
CNN Wants to Go Viral: Enables Embeddable Videos
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Starting today, CNN will allow all users to embed videos from CNN on their blogs or social network profiles. With this, CNN is following a growing trend among news organizations like MSNBC, FoxNews, CBS. Judging from the wording of the announcement, CNN is clearly hoping to see some of its clips go ... (original story)
How Disney Mobile Is Succeeding In Japan (After Failing In the U.S.)
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Disney embarked on a cellular phone business in the US as early as June 2006 but pulled the plug at the end of last year, citing delays in the spread of 3G networks as the major reason. In March this year, Disney carried out another attempt, but this time in Japan, where the brand has been [...] (original story)
Ma.gnolia Goes Open Source - Will it Matter?
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Social bookmarking: the awkward genius hopes you'll take its ideas to parties for it. Ma.gnolia, one of the most popular second tier social bookmarking services on the web, announced today at the Gnomedex conference in Seattle that the company has thrown itself to the mercy of the development commu... (original story)
Google Announces Mobile Geolocation API for Gears
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Google today announced a Geolocation API for Windows Mobile phones running Google Gears. The Geolocation API will allow developers to get location data based on the cell-ID of nearby cell towers or from built-in GPS systems. Soon, Google will also integrate data from nearby WiFi connections. For now... (original story)
Earthscape’s iPhone App Puts The Earth In Your Pocket
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
There is no Google Earth app yet for the iPhone, but Earthscape has released the next-best thing: Earthscape Basic. The app is now available in the iTunes store for $10, and puts a little globe in your pocket that you can spin around and zoom into specific locations. It shows where you are [...] (original story)
Google Offers A Geolocation API For Gears (But It Only Works On Windows Mobile)
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
After hinting that it would do so last June, Google’s mobile team has released a Geolocation API for Google Gears. This works both on mobile phones and laptops running Gears, but developers will find it most useful for mobile applications. Unfortunately, they will be limited in that regard b... (original story)
How Accurate Are Listings On Real Estate Sites?
Posted from TechCrunch 5 days ago
PractiProj NewsBeet : Tech news
Earlier this week in a post comparing real estate sites Trulia and Zillow, I suggested that the most important success factor for these sites is how comprehensive they are. The more listings the better because home buyers want to go to one place to find every home on the market. They want a [...] (original story)
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