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MySpace’s Developer Challenge: The Blue Ocean of Social Media
January 3, 2010 – | View Comments
MySpace’s Developer Challenge:  The Blue Ocean of Social Media

With more users, more revenue potential, and less competition, MySpace’s Open Platform may very well be the best business opportunity this year.

Good Enough to Tweet – 100 Southern California Restaurants and Food Trucks Using Twitter
September 21, 2009 – | View Comments
Good Enough to Tweet – 100 Southern California Restaurants and Food Trucks Using Twitter

While Kogi was one of the first, they are certainly not the only SoCal-based restaurant using Twitter.

ReFollow and Brizzly: Must Have Applications for Companies Leveraging Twitter
September 14, 2009 – | View Comments
ReFollow and Brizzly: Must Have Applications for Companies Leveraging Twitter

Two companies have emerged as must-have applications for Twitter (as well as TrendSlate): Brizzly and ReFollow

Google and Facebook Work Together to Resolve FriendFeed and Feedburner Issue
September 8, 2009 – | View Comments
Google and Facebook Work Together to Resolve FriendFeed and Feedburner Issue

With all that has been said about the Google vs. Facebook competition, its interesting to see that there are actually times when the two companies collaborate behind the scenes.

Former MySpace Exec Allen Hurff to Launch SoCal-based Incubator
September 3, 2009 – | View Comments
Former MySpace Exec Allen Hurff to Launch SoCal-based Incubator

The former SVP of Engineering & Chairman of OpenSocial will now be grooming startups for success.

The Accidental Opportunity – Evan Williams Talks about Twitter
August 30, 2009 – | View Comments
The Accidental Opportunity – Evan Williams Talks about Twitter

Evan Williams excels at the accidental opportunity. His wisdom yields the following quote: “Follow the hunch but never assume where it will go”

Los Angeles Plans To Move In-House Data to The Google Cloud
August 11, 2009 – | View Comments
Los Angeles Plans To Move In-House Data to The Google Cloud

Smog city might be moving to the Cloud, but privacy & security advocates are concerned that Los Angeles might become the next Twittergate.