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Clean vs. Dirty Data: Data as the New Developer Kit [Twitter and Facebook]

By John Furrier Dec 9, 2009

Facebook is racing to open up their privacy settings. Why? Their $15 billion dollar valuation and future depend on it. The faster Facebook opens up the data the faster a few things happen. First,…

Twitter’s Firehose Myth – What You Need To Know About the Twitter Firehose and APIs

By John Furrier Dec 9, 2009

Today’s big news: Twitter is developer focused and is expanding it’s policy for access to their data. The Twitter firehose is opening up in 2010. I wanted to share my perspective on the Twitter…

Privacy isn’t the Key Buzzword: It’s Social Search [Facebook]

By Dec 9, 2009

Facebook today adjusted their privacy settings (and got rid of regional networks, a feature that most of us forgot was a part of the social network). The press release came across the wires this…

What Does a Successful Facebook Fan Page Look Like? [statistics]

By Angela Connor Dec 9, 2009

In one of the first large-scale studies of Facebook pages ever conducted, Toronto-based Sysomos analyzed and investigated usage patterns in nearly 600,000. The results include information on various aspects including popularity, amount of content…

I Want My M(obile) TV!

By Jeff Nolan Dec 9, 2009

This study falls under “stating the obvious” but it is interesting nonetheless for 2 reasons, the mobile component and broadband/TV convergence. Nearly half of Internet users would be interested in watching TV on their…

Groups is a Cloud App Now: Spam Control to Come Later?

By Dec 9, 2009

Today, aside from LeWeb, one of the big news stories is that Google Groups is now a part of the Google Enterprise cloud suite of tools. If you’ve never used Groups, it was what…

It’s Nearly 2010: Where’s Cableco IPTV?

By Dec 9, 2009

I have moved, on average, about once every 8 months over the course of my adult life. Up until about August of 2007, I had somehow managed to weasel out of ever paying for…

Open Innovators Outperform the Market by 16.9%

By Hutch Carpenter Dec 9, 2009

At the Open Innovation Summit last week in Orlando, there were a number of companies there discussing their various initiatives for open innovation. What is open innovation? UC Berkeley professor Henry Chesbrough, perhaps the…

LeWeb09 Advice: How To Re-Introduce Yourself

By Mark Suster Dec 9, 2009

Right after Techcrunch50 Michael Arrington wrote this great post on how to interact at business events and conferences. If you haven’t read it, I’ll give you the summary version: When approaching somebody at a…

Payvment: Turns On eCommerce on Facebook

By Robert Scoble Dec 8, 2009

Facebook e-commerce could be getting a lot easier for everyone with a new offering from Payvment that provides a shopping cart service that can be networked between participating retailers. The beta application introduced at…

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I Want My M(obile) TV!

It’s Nearly 2010: Where’s Cableco IPTV?

Open Innovators Outperform the Market by 16.9%

LeWeb09 Advice: How To Re-Introduce Yourself

Payvment: Turns On eCommerce on Facebook

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