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Google’s Nexus One Store Is Going Out Of Business
When Google launched its Nexus One Android phone, it also launched alongside it an online phone store where the
Shared on May 15 2010
U.S. Online Ad Revenues Hit Nearly $6 Billion In The First Quarter
Internet advertising revenues in the U.S. hit $5.9 billion for Q1 2010, representing a 7.5 percent increase over the same period in 2009, according to numbers released moments ago by the Interactive Advertising Bureau in tandem with PricewaterhouseCo
Shared on May 14 2010
iPad Killing Netbooks Already?
An interesting chart released from Morgan Stanley Research this morning shows that during the month of April - t
Shared on May 07 2010
There Goes The Neighborhood: Facebook To Open Seattle Office
There I was thinking I was such a trendsetter by moving to Seattle. But apparently other people had the same idea, because Facebook is opening an office up here, too. A handful of engineers, led by Ari Steinberg, are making the move up here to open a
Shared on May 05 2010
Zynga Files To Issue Shares At A ~$4 Billion Valuation
While no deal has been announced, the filing is typical of shares issued around a strategic partnership.
Shared on May 05 2010
Fancy Hands - Personal Assistants in the Cloud
Fancy Hands is a team of assistants ready to work for you right now. You should focus on what's important, let us focus on the rest. The reviews are in!
Shared on May 04 2010
Hi, Seattle
On June 11, 2005 TechCrunch was born. Over the last five years the blog has grown from a simple hobby to a fast growing small business with twenty or so employees and one heck of a team of writers, engineers, sales people, event specialists and a bur
Shared on May 04 2010
TechCrunch’s Arrington Moves to Seattle | Xconomy
Michael Arrington, the founder of TechCrunch, the Silicon Valley-based startup and technology blog, said today he has moved his primary residence to Seattle and
Shared on May 04 2010
A TC Teardown: What Makes Groupon Tick
Editor's note: Group buying sites are growing like mushrooms. In this teardown, guest author Steven Carpenter goes through a detailed teardown of the largest social commerce site, Groupon, and its competitors to see what exactly is going on here. Muc
Shared on May 03 2010