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AOL’s Techcrunch Editor Discloses Investments, Admits to Conflicts Of interests

By Tom Foremski Apr 28, 2011

He said he had refrained from making investments in startups since 2009 because of distracting accusations of conflicts of interest but that he had recently changed that policy (following the sale of Techcrunch to…

What to do with Your Whrrl Data Now that Groupon’s Shutting it Down

By Kristen Nicole Apr 28, 2011

The merger and acquisition scene is pretty hot right now, with significant consolidation around location-based and data-centric applications. Groupon recently bought Whrrl, and hours later eBay snatched up WHERE. There’s a rising profit margin…

Banned XBox’ers Allowed Back onto XBox Live

By Steven Hodson Apr 28, 2011

Microsoft is well known for bringing down the ban hammer on those Xbox Live users who it feels have abused the network. Microsoft are less well known for lifting that hammer and letting previously…

The Interest Graph, People are Complicated

By Jeff Nolan Apr 28, 2011

For several years now we have become comfortable with the computer science notion that a graph maps our people connections. The concept of social graph has moved from arcane geek speek to that of…

Yelp Seeks IPO

By Michael Trager Apr 28, 2011

According to an article in the Wall Street Journal (wsj.com), Yelp’s CEO, Jeremy Stoppelman, has indicated in an interview that the private company has decided to not seek another round of private funding in…

Ebay Results Strong, Shares Flat

By Michael Trager Apr 28, 2011

Ebay (ticker symbol EBAY) has reported its’ first quarter financial results. The company said Wednesday that its first-quarter revenue climbed 16% from a year earlier to $2.5 billion, while profit rose 20% to $475.9…

It’s Not Over Yet: Cisco’s Decision to Kill Flip Leaves a Bad Taste

By Cherr Aira Apr 28, 2011

Everyone felt a bit shaky after two top executives left Cisco earlier this year, amidst the company’s new restructuring plan. True enough, the company shocked the tech community when they decided to shut down…

Baidu Q1 Earnings Beats Expectations, Stock Flat

By Michael Trager Apr 28, 2011

Baidu (ticker symbol BIDU) is the most popular search engine in China, essentially functioning as the “Google of China”. They have released their first quarter financial results, reporting earnings more than doubled over the…

OpenStack a Smart Business Move for RackSpace, Speeds Into Year 2

By Kristen Nicole Apr 27, 2011

Standards around the open cloud are still in development, under scrutiny and up for debate. But the growing pains are hopefully well worth the outcome, as more companies find their way into open cloud…

NASDAQ and Xignite Introduce On-Demand Big Data Extension

By Maria Deutscher Apr 27, 2011

NASDAQ and cloud-based data distribution technology maker Xignite have introduced a new tool called Mass It’s part of NASDAQ Data-On-Demand, a historical stock trade and quote data cloud service, and is available free to…

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AOL’s Techcrunch Editor Discloses Investments, Admits to Conflicts Of interests

Yelp Seeks IPO

Ebay Results Strong, Shares Flat

It’s Not Over Yet: Cisco’s Decision to Kill Flip Leaves a Bad Taste

Baidu Q1 Earnings Beats Expectations, Stock Flat

NASDAQ and Xignite Introduce On-Demand Big Data Extension

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