Daily Archives: September 12, 2011

Amazon to Publishers: Don’t Worry, the Kindle Isn’t That Popular Anyway

September 12, 2011
Amazon to Publishers: Don’t Worry, the Kindle Isn’t That Popular Anyway

As the company prepares to launch its long-rumored Android-powered tablet, Amazon is busy hammering out content initiatives to ensure the device is well-suited to delivering ample digital content consumers and, in turn, more revenue back to the company’s bottom line. In addition to negotiating with magazines and newspapers to offer a subscription service it...

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4Shared Has Free 15GB Cloud Drive

September 12, 2011
4Shared Has Free 15GB Cloud Drive

This post is part of our ReadWriteCloud channel, which is dedicated to covering virtualization and cloud computing. The channel is sponsored by Intel and VMware. Read the white paper about how Intel Xeon processors help organizations get unprecedented levels of performance. As many of you know, Microsoft has had a free 25 GB of...

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Twitter is hiring engineers to beef up its Anti-Spam division

September 12, 2011
Twitter is hiring engineers to beef up its Anti-Spam division

In a job posting on its site today Twitter has announced its need for a full-time software engineer to work on its anti-spam systems. The posting is asking for applicants with experience in building large scale server applications and who can help Twitter to use ‘intelligent reputation systems and rate limiting’ to prevent abuse....

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Is Google Being Anti-Competitive?

September 12, 2011
Is Google Being Anti-Competitive?

Google is, quite literally, involved to some degree in almost everything online. It started out as a search company and has branched into everything from the lowest levels (DNS) to the operating systems users employ to consume Web services (Android, ChromeOS). Along the way they have taken interest in alternatives to HTTP (SPDY) and...

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The Real Reason Dave Morin Turned Down A $100 Million Offer For His 3-Month-Old Startup

September 12, 2011
The Real Reason Dave Morin Turned Down A $100 Million Offer For His 3-Month-Old Startup

Image: http://www.digitaltimes.ie See Also: THE GOOGLE INVESTOR: Google On An Acquisition Spree, Getting Serious About Buying Hulu Here’s A Video Where Tim Zagat Talks About Crushing Other Restaurant Reviewers Classic SNL Skit Reveals What Kind Of People Use Zagat, Which Google Just Bought Dave Morin was a former Facebook employee who set out to...

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The GameStop Android Gaming Tablet Could Be Brilliant

September 12, 2011
The GameStop Android Gaming Tablet Could Be Brilliant

Everybody wants to make their own tablet these days. Heads turned last year when BlackBerry announced it would be making the PlayBook. Then Hewlett-Packard got in on the act with the TouchPad. Samsung has three lines of tablets in the pipe. HTC already has two with more coming. Asus, Acer, LG, Lenovo and even...

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The SAIcast Is Back! Talking Carol Bartz, AOL Sale, And What’s Really Going On With Arrington (AOL, YHOO)

September 12, 2011
The SAIcast Is Back! Talking Carol Bartz, AOL Sale, And What’s Really Going On With Arrington (AOL, YHOO)

Image: Steven Rosenbaum/Flickr See Also: Tim Armstrong Wants To Know If Yahoo’s Board Would Like To Hire Him And Buy AOL Yes, Yahoo And AOL Should Immediately Merge ARRINGTON OUT — AOL ANNOUNCES IT We know you’ve missed them, and finally they are back! Join Nicholas Carlson and Jay Yarow as they talk about...

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Dustin Moskovitz: Why I Left Facebook To Start Asana

September 12, 2011
Dustin Moskovitz: Why I Left Facebook To Start Asana

Image: BitMain See Also: UH OH: Those Leaked Facebook Revenue Numbers Aren’t So Great Oprah Visits Facebook As Part Of Her ‘Learn About The Internet’ Road Trip CHART OF THE DAY: Facebook Revenue Is Growing Fast, But Google’s Grew Faster Dustin Moskovitz created Facebook with his Harvard roommate, Mark Zuckerberg. Earlier this year, he...

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Why the idea of a Netflix for e-books makes sense

September 12, 2011
Why the idea of a Netflix for e-books makes sense

According to several reports, including one from the Wall Street Journal quoting several unnamed people “familiar with the matter,” Amazon is considering launching a Netflix-style subscription service in which users would pay a monthly fee for access to a virtual library of e-books. Although publishers don’t seem overly enthusiastic about the idea, it feels...

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Facebook Cofounder: Google+ Is The Best Competitor Yet

September 12, 2011
Facebook Cofounder: Google+ Is The Best Competitor Yet

Image: Flickr, davemc500hats See Also: Why Twitter Isn’t Worried About Google+ CHART OF THE DAY: Facebook Revenue Is Growing Fast, But Google’s Grew Faster CHART OF THE DAY: The Internet Has A Short Attention Span Asana cofounder” /Dustin Moskovitz cofounded Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg. He took the stage a TechCrunch Disrupt today to discuss...

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