Venture capitalists are still opening their wallets for Web video startups. The online video site and syndication service 5min.com that specializes in how-to videos just scored $7.5 million in venture capital in its second round of fundraising.

Earlier this afternoon, I was pointed to (by Steve Rubel, not surprisingly) to a post up on Wayne Sutton’s blog that intimated that Post.ly (or Posterous) is the platform of the future.

Steven Hodson over at the Inquisitr and Doc Searls brought up a good point yesterday as he waxed about the impending doom of the print and over-the-air media:

One of the points

 
Mike Vernal manages the engineering team for the Facebook Platform, so he has a unique view of how Facebook could be used by your business.

Wizzard Media had announced their intent back in June to work more towards monetizing their massive podcast library by distributing iPhone applications and promoting those apps from within the podcasts in their network.

From their

As I anxiously await Brunner’s Rick Gardinier to send over his next installment of his augmented reality musings, I find that my mind has been wandering into the realm of far future tech and...»

Back in the late 1990's, I had the pleasure of participating in a 360 degree review at a Silicon Valley VC-funded start-up.  It was by all means the best performance management event in which I have

On Friday, we ran a story on three VCs who saw their Facebook, Twitter and email identities spoofed (featured today over at PEhub’s First Read).

It looks like the spoofer not only didn’t

It was a short three years ago that I attended my first BlogHer 2006 Conference in San Jose. As I recall the sold out attendee list was somewhere between 300 and 400 passionate women bloggers. The

Ripple6 is a new community management system (aka web forum) that lots of big publishers use and here's Sang Kim, the founder, showing it off and talking to us about what he's learned from being