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Jason Calacanis Plans Revenge With A Techcrunch Disruptor

By Tom Foremski Oct 5, 2010

Jason Calacanis used to be a good friend and a business partner with Mike Arrington. Together they launched a conference series but fell out and took different paths. Jemima Kiss at Guardian.co.uk reports: Jason…

Zynga Expands Once More, this Time towards Dallas

By Maria Deutscher Oct 5, 2010

After announcing earlier this morning their new VP David Ko, former Head of the U.S Audience unit at Yahoo!, Zynga has made yet another significant step forward, and acquired the legendary Bonfire Studios; now…

Toll-Free TV Broadband? BoxTop.tv Is Making it Happen.

By Maria Deutscher Oct 5, 2010

A very fresh start-up appropriately named BoxTop has recently emerged out of Silicon Valley, and is now diving straight into an accelerated roll-out of an entirely new platform. FreeBand, as the start-up named it,…

Google Retaliates Oracle’s “Legally Deficient” Lawsuit, Wants it Thrown Out

By Kristina Farrah Oct 5, 2010

In a document response to Oracle's claim that Android OS is violating Java-related copyrights and patents it has acquired earlier this year as part of the Sun Microsystem acquisition, Google denied all seven charges…

iPad’s Climb Up the Disruptive Innovation Cycle

By Hutch Carpenter Oct 5, 2010

Blockbuster’s recent bankruptcy filing was yet another chapter in the Clayton Christensen annals of disruptive innovation. A major brand with convenient locations that got disrupted by a website and the U.S. Mail. Note that…

Google v Facebook Is About . . . Fast versus Sticky – Which Strategy Will Win?

By Tom Foremski Oct 5, 2010

Google’s most important launch this year was its recent debut of Google Instant search which cuts user search time by as much as 40%. Google users are collectively saving 11 hours per second. That…

Apple Purchases Land for Data Center, Replacing People with Clouds

By Kristina Farrah Oct 5, 2010

Apple Inc. is serious about their plan of a billion-dollar extension data center as it purchased a land of less than an acre from a couple for $1.7 million.

New Media Minute: Do You Look Good on Mobile Phones?

By Daisy Whitney Oct 5, 2010

Is your business or brand accessible on mobile phones? If it’s not it should be because consumers are increasingly accessing information and content on their cell phones. Google has said about 20 percent of…

Amazon May Be Adding Cloud Encoding to Web Services

By Kristina Farrah Oct 5, 2010

Amazon is on the verge of competing with some of its customers, like HD Cloud, Zencoder and Encoding.com, with the plan of adding a new cloud encoding services to its Web Services.

Syncplicity’s Launches All-in-One Business Edition for the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Oct 5, 2010

The long-time file management solutions provider Syncplicity launches today’s its significantly improved and featured-pack new Business Edition. This introduces numerous and notable concepts, highlighted and realized, as well as the extremely time-saving and simplifying…

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Jason Calacanis Plans Revenge With A Techcrunch Disruptor

Toll-Free TV Broadband? BoxTop.tv Is Making it Happen.

Google Retaliates Oracle’s “Legally Deficient” Lawsuit, Wants it Thrown Out

iPad’s Climb Up the Disruptive Innovation Cycle

Google v Facebook Is About . . . Fast versus Sticky – Which Strategy Will Win?

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