2 hours ago by Steven Hodson

Over the past week Michael Arrington of TechCrunch fame has been leading the charge to try and get Facebook and advertisers to clean up their act and to stop ripping off customers. With some pleasure Arrington has been posting follow-ups to the original post that started a bit of a firestorm but tha ...

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4 hours ago by Michael Becker

Normally, I’m pretty gung-ho for social media and citizen journalism. I really do believe that journalism isn’t some high-and-mighty, elitist profession. Real people with drive and curiosity can report news and write analysis, regardless of their educations. As such, citizen reporting is a good thin ...

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12 hours ago by Andrew Allemann

TechCrunch article questions Snap’s rebate requirements. Given the bad taste Michael Arrington’s has in his mouth from his time in the domain name industry, he’s laying down the heat on Snapnames and its bidding scandal. Today he wrote a second article about the scandal, saying that SnapNames’ reque ...

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16 hours ago by GovoritAmerika.us

Voice of America (VOA) Blog – Continue reading here: Twitter заговорил по-испански На днях технический новостной портал TechCrunch сообщил, что микроблогерский сервис …

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16 hours ago by icurious

I was checking out one of my fav blogs TechCrunch, and this particular article was by author Erick Schonfeld. He posted an article about this cool YouTube vid advertisement. Check it out and press the LINK. It is an advertisement vid that actually falls apart. It is from a company called Acciona in ...

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18 hours ago by R. Yorga

CrunchPad was supposed to be Michael Arrington’s (TechCrunch founder) entry into the gadget market, but the product is yet to become real. Some blame the delay on the higher than anticipated costs required to mass produce the device, while others say the project is already dead. Arrington’s main des ...

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19 hours ago by Michael A M Davies

At the moment, we’re doing some research on the future of web services. One of the things I was exploring was the economics of social networks and social gaming, when I came across this fascinating post from Michael Arrington on TechCrunch about the economics and ethics of some Facebook games such a ...

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20 hours ago by Starbuck

If there’s one thing I hate most about the reporting/journalist industry it’s the “talking heads”. Those would-be reporters who tow the party line and basically get behind whatever their corporate overlords tell them to. As such, I have a lot of respect for Michael Arrington of TechCrunch because he ...

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1 day ago by Alberto Villanueva Eslava

Google lanza un servicio especializado de bsqueda de productos para tiendas online o tiendas virtuales. En buena cuenta este producto de Google es una tienda virtual en sí misma que ofrece una serie... ESTO ES SOLO UN RESUMEN DE LO QUE HAY EN HAGA NEGOCIOS. Visita mi website haciendo click en el tít ...

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1 day ago by EMDMA

We’ve seen the Wikipedia model applied to car design, a video dictionary and an online publishing platform. The latest? Foodista, an online cooking encyclopedia whose recipes can be edited by anyone. Launched late last year, Seattle-based Foodista is a collaborative pro ...

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