Monthly Archives: July 2011

Facebook Investor Wants Flying Cars, Not 140 Characters

July 30, 2011
Facebook Investor Wants Flying Cars, Not 140 Characters

Image: Esther Dyson Founders Fund, the VC firm whose highest-profile investment is Facebook, has published a manifesto of sorts, called “What Happened To The Future?” The content will be familiar to anyone who’s been following Founders Fund co-founder Peter Thiel: it complains that the rate of technological innovation is slowing, and that we need...

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Airbnb Investor Suggests Ransacked Airbnb User Is Lying

July 30, 2011
Airbnb Investor Suggests Ransacked Airbnb User Is Lying

Image: Screenshot The scary story of Airbnb user EJ who says her apartment was ransacked by Airbnb renters, and then said that when she blogged her story the company tried to get her to shut up about it, is turning into a war of words.  Now Paul Graham, founder of Y Combinator, Airbnb investor...

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Where are they now? New York City’s Dot Com Entrepreneurs: Part One

July 30, 2011
Where are they now? New York City’s Dot Com Entrepreneurs: Part One

The early days of the New York Internet scene were similar to the early days of the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century. The men and women who pioneered the Internet in the mid-late 90s lived in a time marked by freneticism, enthusiasm and rapid hiring. Innovation was celebrated and there was a real spirit...

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YouTube embraces Google+ Hangouts for live streaming

July 30, 2011
YouTube embraces Google+ Hangouts for live streaming

YouTube is closely integrating Google’s Hangouts group video chat platform with its live streaming in an effort to make video watching more social. The site has already quietly begun to make live video feeds available to Hangouts users, and will eventually add tools to improve discovery of live streams both within Hangouts and on...

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Let’s Call Junk Patents That Kill Innovation What They Are: An Innovation Tax

July 30, 2011
Let’s Call Junk Patents That Kill Innovation What They Are: An Innovation Tax

Whenever people say we ought to abolish software and business process patents, people either think you’re a weird, free-love hippie, or they think “hm, that’s interesting” but it’s a boring and technical issue.  It’s a marketing problem. Talking about software patents instantly makes people snore.  So let’s call software and business process patents what...

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Android This Week: Galaxy S2 vs iPhone; AT&T bakes Gingerbread, myTouch 4G Slide reviewed

July 30, 2011
Android This Week: Galaxy S2 vs iPhone; AT&T bakes Gingerbread, myTouch 4G Slide reviewed

The next Android vs iOS battle is shaping up between two challengers in the U.S.: The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S 2 and anticipated next iPhone model. What makes this interesting is that comparisons between the two platforms are generally looked upon differently, depending on which platform you support. Apple’s iOS handset sales are mainly...

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Why having lions wandering the streets would solve everything!

July 30, 2011

This is brilliant. Comedian Louis C.K. explains why having lions wandering the streets would make us fitter, keep us from being glued to our phones all day and how it would just make for a far more interesting society overall. Louis CK for president? The whole thing is worth watching but the lion bit...

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Why having Lions wandering the streets would solve everything!

July 30, 2011

This is brilliant. Comedian Louis C.K. explains why having lions wandering the streets would make us fitter, keep us from being glued to our phones all day and how it would just make for a far more interesting society overall. Louis CK for president? The whole thing is worth watching but the lion bit...

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Daily Crunch: Orbs

July 30, 2011
Daily Crunch: Orbs

Pixeet: Full Panorama Photos With Almost Any PhoneSpaceX To Launch ISS-Bound Supply Ship In NovemberHead-To-Head Review: Canon T3i Vs. Nikon D5100Review: The Roku 2 XS Does Internet Media Streaming, Motion Gaming In A Tiny PackageThe Isostick Makes A Mockery Of Optical Disk HegemonyVideo: This Guy Plays Air Drums That Actually Make Music Article source:...

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How The Hell Is This My Fault?

July 30, 2011
How The Hell Is This My Fault?

You’ve doubtless heard about the Airbnb fiasco – being dubbed #ransackgate by some – that’s been exploding the last couple of days. If you’re not familiar with the story, we first covered it here, and there’s some terrific source material from the woman who’s home was ransacked and robbed here and here. Today Y...

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