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Twitter recently revoked OAuth access for Refollow, a great product that also could be abused by spammers. Other Twitter-based startups should watch this situation closely.
Despite all the excitement, Apple still actually needs to launch the iPad – and a few controversial challenges stand in their way.
Google has featured Seesmic as one of six applications in their new Nexus One campaign. Could this indicate an even brighter future for the company?
For the avid deal shoppers who are looking for the ultimate experience, Bidzilla might be just what they’ve been waiting for.
With more users, more revenue potential, and less competition, MySpace’s Open Platform may very well be the best business opportunity this year.
Fresh off the heels of their release of the “World’s First Live Broadcast Data Application”, Groovy has now produced a screen saver version for both Windows and Mac.
One of the promising startups from this year’s TechCrunch50 conference announced their open beta this evening. The fact that I can personalize a unique bedtime story for a child with just a few clicks is something I’ve never done before on the internet.
Magento has announced upgrades to their page-caching module that will enable merchants to bring a better shopping experience to their customers. For the everyday-ecommerce layman, more cache = more cash.
After beginning their descent about a month ago, the Santa-Monica based startup Virgin Charter has officially run out of fuel. The company, backed by Richard Branson, launched in 2007 as a marketplace for low-cost jet charters.
The Rubicon Project just closed a $9M round of funding from Peacock Equity, et al, bringing their total funding to $45M.
