Article Archive for August 2009
Evan Williams excels at the accidental opportunity. His wisdom yields the following quote: “Follow the hunch but never assume where it will go”
Google is opening up their AdSense platform to third-party ad networks, which creates some very good opportunities for the Rubicon Project.
MyShape.com, an internet-based fashion consultant, has raised $10.5M in equity funding.
Los Angeles has always had a stigma of not being a technology hub but rather an entertainment hub. However an incubator of sorts is coming to town.
In June, three MySpace executives left to start Blue Rover Labs. We’ve since done some some sleuthing and think we may know what they are up to.
Historically, AdSense has always been solely a Google offering and it did not include any non-Google ad networks. Things are changing very quickly as Google recently announced plans to open up AdSense to other “approved” ad networks.
Recently, JetBlue mirrored the tactics of fast-food restaurants by offering an ‘all you can fly’ package for a limited time at a fixed price of $599. This is a smart move in a down …
Facebook is already light enough, so it is likely they’re introducing real-time streaming in the near future.
Dieter Ram is a 1970’s-era designer who is often credited, among other things, with influencing Apple Computer’s products. His 10 design principles are a great reminder of how to create useful products that stand the test of time.
Smog city might be moving to the Cloud, but privacy & security advocates are concerned that Los Angeles might become the next Twittergate.
