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Johnathan Crowley on Viral Content and Online Video

By socialnerdia Dec 8, 2009

Jonathan Crowley is the co-founder of Black20, a multi-platform digital studio that operates out of Long Island City, Queens. There’s a good chance that you’ve seen or at least heard of one of their…

Predictions 2010: Daisy Whitney’s List

By Daisy Whitney Dec 8, 2009

What’s the next big thing in new media? To answer that question, I turned to Bill Tancer, author of of Click and the research guru at online audience measurement firm Hitwise. He shared some…

Cleantech is the Trendy Bandwagon, but it has Its Limits

By Jeff Nolan Dec 8, 2009

I just watched a segment on one of the financial channels featuring venture capital investment in cleantech. I have mixed feelings on this, which is to say that I see this as a…

Facebook Needs Better Customer Service

By Kristen Nicole Dec 8, 2009

Will Facebook and other social networks eventually need to create a larger focus on their customer service and related tactics? Social media has offered a certain air of democracy for individual end users, providing…

Google Tried Last Minute to Steal LaLa from Apple – Now It’s Real Time Innovation – Relevance and Mobile

By John Furrier Dec 7, 2009

While everyone is Twitter crazy they are missing a big battle between Google and Apple. Google throwing the kitchen sink at Apple in the fight to gain leadership in all things web and all…

The CrunchPad is now the JooJoo

By Dec 7, 2009

Sean and I sat through the press briefing by Fusion Garage’s Chandrasekar “Chandra” Rathakrishnan. It’s really hard to know who to believe in this, but what FG put forth today makes a lot of…

Spark Series Episode 3: Open

By Dec 7, 2009

Once again, my friend and fellow ANGLEr Michael Sean Wright has hit it out of the park with a stellar mini-documentary in his Spark Series, this one entitled “Open.” Michael and co-documentarian Marc Ostrick…

Entrepreneurship From a Position of Principle

By chrissaad Dec 7, 2009

As you might know if you follow my work even remotely, my projects almost always come from a place of philosophical supposition. That is, I first create a model that I think matches the…

FCC Admits That CableCARD is a Failure

By Jeff Nolan Dec 7, 2009

Yep, total failure. There is no real 3rd party marketplace for CableCARDs and what the network operators provide is limited in functionality while costing the same as a set top box (e.g. Comcrap’s CableCARD…

Cathy Brooks Loathes Rupert Murdoch, Loves Technology and ‘media’ More Than ‘Media’

By socialnerdia Dec 7, 2009

Cathy Brooks is a journalist, creative media strategist, and host of the Social Media Hour live podcast. She blogs at Other Than That, which is also the name of her consulting firm, and she…

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Cleantech is the Trendy Bandwagon, but it has Its Limits

The CrunchPad is now the JooJoo

FCC Admits That CableCARD is a Failure

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