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34 views | Independence Day Source:TechCrunch 2008-07-04 01:30:03 |
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Angry Businesses Organize Anti-Yelp Websites. This Is A Sure Sign Of Their Success.
Source:TechCrunch
It turns out the battle for control of Twitter rests almost exclusively in the unique value proposition of XMPP-served track. As Twitter strips away various features of its servic...read more
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Center’d, Née FatDoor, Relaunches As A Local Search/Event Planning Site
Source:TechCrunch
If Yahoo Local were a standalone startup, it might look like Center’d. Partly that is because CEO Jennifer Dulski used to be the general manager in charge of Yahoo Local. C...read more
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Yelp Lets Businesses Fight Back
Source:TechCrunch Remember when wireless technology was supposed to help us get out of our offices once in a while? What happened to that? Sure, we might not be constrained to our cubicles all day...read more
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Meraki Networks Raises $20 Million, Expands Free WiFi in San Francisco, Where Google Failed
Source:Techcrunch The dream of free municipal WiFi refuses to die. Meraki Networks is picking up the ball that Google and Earthlink dropped, expanding its free WiFi network to cover all of San Fran...read more
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Party correspondent confronts ghosts of Yelp parties past [Party Report]
Source:Valleywag Today's most popular headlines are First pictures from Larry and Lucy's wedding (6,153 views today), Guy who can't buy a date gets free eHarmony account (3,154) and Google sends inf...read more
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Topic(s): snocap, Top, Feature, Party Report, Yelp, Ooma, Slide, jeremy stoppelman, andrew frame, Russel Simmons, steve chen, jordan mendelson, keith rabois, Shawn Fanning
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More PayPal Mafia mugshots [Followup]
Source:Valleywag One curious thing about the Wall Street Journal story reporting that Facebook was looking to raise as much as $260 million -- but not the $500 million celebritard blogger Fake Steve...read more
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Topic(s): paypal, Yelp, Followup, jeremy stoppelman, PayPal Mafia, Russel Simmons
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Trusted Opinion Takes $1.3 Million Series A
Source:Techcrunch Recommendation based social network Trusted Opinion has raised $1.3 million Series A, although the investors are not being disclosed (we did ask).
Palo Alto based Trusted Opinion o...read more
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