Internet Week Coming Back Next Year For Seconds
Nov. 18, 9:07 AM
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NYC's official tribute to the Internet will take place June 1-8, 2009.
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Blip.TV's Series B: $5.2 Million
Nov. 16, 9:20 PM
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A SEC filing puts a number on the video site's latest round, which it announced last month.
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Fox Interactive's Schwanbeck Heads To Drop.io
Nov. 14, 1:05 PM
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The 12-year online media veteran becomes Drop.io's VP for Biz Dev.
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Maxim, Blender Publisher Toast In Another Blow To Quadrangle
Nov. 22, 9:01 AM
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Future uncertain for popular boob mag.
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Amazon Courting Eggheads To Its Cloud With Free Access To Scientific Data (AMZN)
Nov. 22, 8:00 AM
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Need a computer to crack the human genome? Amazon makes it easier to do so on the EC2.
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Week In Review: Yang Out Of Yahoo, Dow Sinks Even Lower
Nov. 22, 7:00 AM
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Yahoo's stock had a one day rally on news Yang stepped down, then collapsed along with everything else. Catch up with our weekly news recap.
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Will "Citi Field" Disappear Before Mets Play On It?
Nov. 21, 10:35 PM
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From Clusterstock: New York's newest stadium going the way of "Enron Field"?
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Rock Band Creator Eyeing iPhone Music Game, Says Tapulous Not A Threat (VIA)
Nov. 21, 10:27 PM
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Not just going to "port" Rock Band to the iPhone and thinks "Tap Tap Revenge" stinks.
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Panicked Citigroup Discusses New Bailout With Feds
Nov. 21, 9:46 PM
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Many options on table, none simple or good. As of late Friday evening, no decisions have been made.
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Akamai Jumps After Investor Day (AKAM)
Nov. 21, 5:45 PM
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Shares rise 11% after the CDN's dog and pony show.
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GigaOm Ditching Federated Media For Ad Sales Deal With IDG
Nov. 21, 4:32 PM
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A loss for John Battelle's company.
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Political Web Sites Post-Election Not Doing As Bad As You'd Think
Nov. 21, 4:05 PM
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Which political sites are surviving the end of the election season? The Atlantic, Drudge, HuffPo.
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Huffington Post Hasn't Yet Raised $15 Million*
Nov. 21, 3:30 PM
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TimesOnline and PaidContent report that deal is done. Source close to company tells us they are "wrong across the board."
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Puppycam Livestream: 4 Million Viewers
Nov. 21, 3:23 PM
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Finally the world discovers how to make a global live streaming mega-hit. Low production costs, too!
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New York Times (NYT) October Ghastly
Nov. 21, 3:07 PM
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Slashing the dividend was a good first step, but it's not enough. Time to sell assets and cut more costs--before it's too late.
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Google Considers Buying Chrome Market Share (GOOG)
Nov. 21, 2:35 PM
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Google could be putting its muscle behind Chrome: It's thinking about paying PC makers to pre-install the browser on new computers.
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TechCrunch Ad Rates Slashed 35%
Nov. 21, 2:33 PM
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The recession slams online tech advertising.
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Facebook Gets SEC Stock Exemption To Keep Hiring
Nov. 21, 2:20 PM
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Facebook won't have to disclose financial results after it reaches 500 shareholders, BusinessWeek discovers. No update on fundraising, though.
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Exclusive: Why Reuters Left Second Life, And How Linden Lab Can Fix It
Nov. 21, 2:05 PM
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Is Second Life dying? No, but the buzz is gone. Here's what Linden Lab needs to do.
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Yahoo Dumps European Shopping Site On Private Equity Firm (YHOO)
Nov. 21, 1:40 PM
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Yahoo sells Kelkoo for reportedly less than €100 million. It paid €475 million for it in 2004.
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LIVE: BlackBerry Storm Twitter (RIMM)
Nov. 21, 11:00 AM
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Gearheads chime in with their first impressions -- and reports on how long the lines are.
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Disney (DIS) Capital Backing Chinese Pirates Who Rip Off Disney
Nov. 21, 10:30 AM
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Why pay for a Disney DVD when you can watch stolen movies for free on Disney-backed 56.com?
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BlackBerry Storm Lines Boost RIM Shares (RIMM)
Nov. 21, 10:00 AM
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As people wait in the cold to buy the new BlackBerry, Research In Motion is up 6% on the day.
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New York Times (NYT) Now Losing Business To Wall Street Journal
Nov. 21, 9:55 AM
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Murdoch's kill-the-New-York-Times plan appears to be working: Luxury advertisers are defecting to the Wall Street Journal.
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Yahoo Staffer Launches Management Buyout
Nov. 21, 9:31 AM
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We're thrilled to announce our Yahoo turnaround plan!
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Twitter's New MVP: Following Shaq Is Fun
Nov. 21, 9:25 AM
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We don't want to jinx it, but the fact that an NBA player appears to be enjoying Twitter can't be bad for its hopes of mainstream adoption.
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Apple's iPhone Catches Up To Google 'GPhone' With Street View Maps (AAPL)
Nov. 21, 8:55 AM
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Another free time waster for iPhone owners.
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BlackBerry Fans Line Up For Storm (RIMM)
Nov. 21, 8:25 AM
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Not as crazy as iPhone day, but proof that the new BlackBerry will have a fan club.
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Verizon To Obama: Sorry For Looking At Your Cellphone Account (VZ)
Nov. 21, 7:48 AM
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Not his infamous BlackBerry, just an old flip phone. But still creepy.
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Google Lets You Roll Your Own Search Results (GOOG)
Nov. 21, 7:35 AM
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Could help push Google's search market share closer to 80%: "Customize search by re-ranking, deleting, adding, and commenting on search results."
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The New York Times (NYT) Slashes Dividend
Nov. 20, 9:36 PM
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The Sulzbergers are going to feel this one.
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Microsoft: $20 Billion Of Cash Not Enough, So We're Borrowing More (MSFT)
Nov. 20, 6:51 PM
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What does it need the money for? Acquisitions? World domination? Or just to buy back boatloads of stock?
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