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on TechCrunch:
FanIQ Keeps Fans In The Game, Membership Jumps 2000% This Year
FanIQ, a sports site that focuses more on entertaining its users than
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on Mashable:
Google Lively, a virtual world in which users can create their own
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on Searchblog:
CEO Bingo - Some Thoughts on The Yahoo CEO Search
Lots of speculation continues around who might be the right CEO for
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on GigaOM:
SC08 Video: Ciena Demo of 100-Gigabit Data Transfer
I'm a geek groupie when it comes to technology. I can't actually
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on Gear Live:
Sony Bluetooth Transmitter and Headset
Sony's stereo Bluetooth in-ear buds should be just the thing for joggers,
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on CrunchGear:
Staples Black Friday Ads Will Vary by Region
Apparently there will be at least two Staples ads for Black Friday
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on BoingBoing:
Virtual Worlds Increasingly Generated by Software, not Made by Artists
Here's Far Cry 2 technical director Dominic Guay talking about the importance
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on Ars Technica:
The Change we Need: Four Ways to Fix Fcc.gov
As Ars Technica readers know, the blogosphere is now saturated with
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on Alarm: Clock:
The UK's Casual Collective Raises $1M Seed For Social Gaming
Berkshire, England-based social gaming site Casual Collective has raised $1M in seed
Recent Posts from VentureBeat
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Intel Launches Chips That Will Bring the Internet to Everyday Devices
Intel is releasing the first in a series of chips that are
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ComScore's June US Numbers: Facebook Still Gaining on MySpace
Facebook gained nearly two millions US users in June versus May, while
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Roundup: Apple Climbs Up Computer Sales Ranks, Microsoft Misses Earnings Slightly
Microsoft misses earnings targets:Microsoft narrowly missed its targets for earnings as it
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Lions Gate Partners With YouTube
Google today announced a partnership with Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., perhaps best
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Chatterous Raises Angel Funding to Integrate Email, Instant Messaging and SMS
Are you tired of jumping from emails to instant messages to text
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Get Real: Opening up the Wireless Jungle
In recent weeks, there has been much discussion on how to simplify the barriers to mobile innovation. Beyond all of the press and hype on the IPhone launch, most of the discussion has centered on the public policy issues of “opening up wireless” to create net neutrality in the wireless space. For example, Skype recently submitted a petition to the FCC to try to push for “open access” to wireless networks, helping ease spread of mobile Skype clients on phones. Of course, this “net neutrality” proposal was, no surprise, strongly opposed by the mobile industry association, the CTIA. As another recent article of note, Ram Sriram wrote an excellent article on venturebeat.com on a policy view of opening up wireless regarding the upcoming 700 MHz band spectrum auction.
So just about everyone shares the frustration of wanting things to move … Who doesn’t want the mobile jungle to be simpler? As someone involved in wireless data for some, and currently investing in mobile companies, I certainly agree that life would be easier if the value chain was less fragmented and simpler for startups to navigate...


