Daily Archives: September 9, 2012

From The Hackathon: Advise.ly Provides Peer-To-Peer Career Advice On Demand

September 9, 2012
From The Hackathon: Advise.ly Provides Peer-To-Peer Career Advice On Demand

At the TechCrunch Disrupt SF Hackathon, a presentation on stage was very polished and caught our attention. Advise.ly provides peer-to-peer career advice on demand. It uses both the LinkedIn API and the Twilio API to first find people with the same career background and then initiate a phone call. The site is already live...

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How the Internet will change personal finance

September 9, 2012

I started my adult life studying accounting and finance in Perth, Australia, dropping out to start my first tech company in 1999, raising millions in venture capital before my 22nd birthday, running the startup through the boom and bust of the early 2000s and well into the subprime meltdown before finally walking away from...

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Weekly Wrap-Up: Why Email Will Never Die, Java Is No Longer Needed, What The New Kindle Means For Amazon

September 9, 2012
Weekly Wrap-Up: Why Email Will Never Die, Java Is No Longer Needed, What The New Kindle Means For Amazon

Why email will never die, Java is no longer needed, and what the new Kindle means for Amazon. All of this and more in the ReadWriteWeb Weekly Wrap-up. After the jump you’ll find more of this week’s top news stories on some of the key topics that are shaping the Web – Location, App...

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Why are companies so bad at responding to data breaches?

September 9, 2012

Looking back on the news of the last year, it’s hard not to feel uneasy about the enormous amounts of data lifted, altered and stolen by hackers. Every few weeks, it feels like another major company is compromised, whether it’s a cache of millions of Apple UDIDs, Dropbox email addresses, or LinkedIn passwords —...

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Spotify could have browser-based version coming soon

September 9, 2012

Spotify is every bit a modern music service except for one thing: in order to use it on a PC or Mac, you have to download an application. That may be no big deal for users of smartphones or tablets (who seem to enjoy Spotify’s mobile apps), but it’s still a little weird on...

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TNW at IBC: When it comes to media recommendations, with Spideo, it’s personal

September 9, 2012

The Next Web is at IBC in Amsterdam, interviewing the companies shaping the future of TV and online video. Yesterday morning we received a tip-off that we really had to talk to French startup Spideo, a company developing technology to recommend content relevant to your tastes and based on your social connections. Spideo wants...

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Check out these 25 sources of great mobile design inspiration

September 9, 2012
Check out these 25 sources of great mobile design inspiration

They say you should never judge a book by its cover: sage advice from back in the day. But now, mobile apps are often judged by their icons and interfaces; all it takes to make a bad impression is a dated design, no matter how useful or well-coded your app is. Good design takes...

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Time to bet on the stylus, again

September 9, 2012

Ever since I started in the design game more than 15 years ago, the stylus has been on the verge of death, or on the verge of a comeback depending on who you talk to. Thanks to the tablet, it seems the stylus is having a renaissance. If you do a search on Kickstarter...

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This Is How Facebook Is Tracking Your Internet Activity (FB)

September 9, 2012
This Is How Facebook Is Tracking Your Internet Activity (FB)

Mark Zuckerberg is watching you. See Also This Software Let’s You Count The Advertisers Tracking Your Web Activity Peter Kim Leaves Dachis Group To Join R/GA Here Are Facebook’s 7 Biggest Problems, According To Its Top Ad Product Exec Facebook really is watching your every move online. In testing out the new Abine DNT+...

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Quirky’s Founder Calls The $68 Million He Just Raised A ‘Scarlet Letter’

September 9, 2012
Quirky’s Founder Calls The $68 Million He Just Raised A ‘Scarlet Letter’

Quirky Blog Ben Kaufman, when he raised $1 million at age 19 for his startup, Mophie. See Also Why Do We All Praise Startups When They Receive Funding? Here’s The Pitch AR Startup Dekko Used To Snag $1.9 Million From Justin Timberlake And Others Here’s What It’s Like Running A Startup That Builds Robots...

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