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SXSW Again Proves Useful Hotbed for Location-Based Testing: Mobile Payments, Gamification

By Madalena David Mar 17, 2011

Some of the SXSWi companies are addressing small business solutions such as mobile payments and location-based services, bringing these businesses increase in sales only on a very short term, as clients are interested in…

Never Miss Sports Excitement Again with “Are You Watching This?”

By Kristina Farrah Mar 16, 2011

Mark Phillip had a problem. He enjoyed the thrill of watching sports, but he didn’t live on his couch. In response to this problem, he created “Are You Watching This,” a service to alert…

Datagram Joins Forces with ShoutEm to Offer Users World-Class Mobile Experience

By Kristina Farrah Mar 16, 2011

A leading provider of hosting and collocation, Datagram, Inc. today announced a deal with ShoutEm, offering its mobile application deployment platform to Datagram customers. With ShoutEm’s Enterprise Edition, there is greater control and flexibility…

Facebook and Google Face New Data Regulations, EU Demands

By Kristina Farrah Mar 16, 2011

European Union justice chief Viviane Reding proposed a revamp on the EU’s data protection law that has been around for 16 years now. It specifically addressed social network giant Facebook and search titan Google…

Mobile Payments Still Need Middlemen, Says ROAM Data VP

By Kristen Nicole Mar 16, 2011

Mobile payments spread the promise of wallet elimination, ridding credit cards of mantras that remind us to never leave home without it–and its contents. But the matter of how mobile payments will actually play…

New Media Minute: Gary Vaynerchuk Talks to New Media

By Daisy Whitney Mar 16, 2011

At the recent SXSW show, the New Media Minute caught up with Internet expert and social media impressario Gary Vaynerchuk to discuss how brands and marketers can apply the lessons of his latest book,…

And the Truth Will Make You Free

By jamesdelong Mar 16, 2011

Perhaps even free of your employment. When Hulu CEO Jason Kilar blogged his “thoughts about the future of TV” on the Hulu website, the reaction was strong: “Is Jason Kilar Trying to Get Fired?”…

Cloud Space Opens Its Gate for CX Inc. With “Access Your Files Anywhere” Ability

By Cherr Aira Mar 16, 2011

With hunt for storage (losing data and losing access) being one of the hottest items in the cloud, there is definitely a room for CX Inc. The company offers data management and storage services…

SXSW Keeps Growing – Who Can Keep Up with All These Geeks?

By Kristina Farrah Mar 16, 2011

A momentous event for music lovers, film enthusiasts and entrepreneurs, the South by SouthWest Conference in Austin Texas celebrates its 25th anniversary, attended by nearly 200,000 participants. SXSW started out as a music festival…

Techcrunch Attack On SF City Government – Should SF’s Tech Stars Avoid Local Taxes?

By Tom Foremski Mar 16, 2011

Mike Arrington at Techcrunch, has attacked San Francisco Supervisor John Avalos for insisting that tech superstar companies such as Twitter pay the city’s 1.5% payroll tax. Mr Arrington resorted to name calling in his…

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SXSW Again Proves Useful Hotbed for Location-Based Testing: Mobile Payments, Gamification

Datagram Joins Forces with ShoutEm to Offer Users World-Class Mobile Experience

Mobile Payments Still Need Middlemen, Says ROAM Data VP

New Media Minute: Gary Vaynerchuk Talks to New Media

And the Truth Will Make You Free

Techcrunch Attack On SF City Government – Should SF’s Tech Stars Avoid Local Taxes?

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