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Steven L. Butler
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Are Google’s Local Barcode Stickers Their Backdoor Check-Ins?
A couple weeks ago, Google sent out 190,000 2D barcode stickers to the most popular local businesses around the country who had set up a Place Page on Google Maps. When people who are walking by a store or restaurant see one of these stickers they can...
 
NeonDemon
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Are Google’s Local Barcode Stickers Their Backdoor Check-Ins?
A couple weeks ago, Google sent out 190,000 2D barcode stickers to the most popular local businesses around the country who had set up a Place Page on Google Maps. When people who are walking by a store or restaurant see one of these stickers they can...
 
Louis Gray
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Are Google’s Local Barcode Stickers Their Backdoor Check-Ins?
A couple weeks ago, Google sent out 190,000 2D barcode stickers to the most popular local businesses around the country who had set up a Place Page on Google Maps. When people who are walking by a store or restaurant see one of these stickers they can...
 
michael Arrington
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Are Google’s Local Barcode Stickers Their Backdoor Check-Ins?
A couple weeks ago, Google sent out 190,000 2D barcode stickers to the most popular local businesses around the country who...
 
sathya
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First 4G Mobile Network Launches . . . In Sweden :(
For all of you waiting for mobile data networks to catch up to broadband speeds on cable and DSL, the first 4G/LTE network has arrived . . . in Sweden (and Norway too). The Scandinavians get everything first when it comes to mobile, except the iPhone. ...
 
<em>codyaray</em>
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It’s All About Selling for Survival
The one skill which entrepreneurs need is something they don’t teach in business school—selling.  Yes, I know that “selling” conjures up negative images of used-car salesmen peddling clunkers. But the ability to persuade people to believe in you...
 
Tobias Verhoog
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A VC’s Advice On How To Pitch VCs
Editor’s Note: In this guest post, Raj Kapoor gives entreprenuers advice on how to pitch VCs. Kapoor knows both sides of the equation. For the past five years, he’s been a VC at the Mayfield Fund. Before that he founded the photo site Snapfish,...
 
<em>codyaray</em>
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A VC’s Advice On How To Pitch VCs
Editor’s Note: In this guest post, Raj Kapoor gives entreprenuers advice on how to pitch VCs. Kapoor knows both sides of the equation. For the past five years, he’s been a VC at the Mayfield Fund. Before that he founded the photo site Snapfish,...
 
Andrew Girdwood
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The Medium Is No Longer The Message, . . . You Are
Editor’s note:  This guest post is written by Seth Goldstein (@seth),  the Co-Founder of socialmedia.com, which is building the first ad server based on people not pages. Its platform provides authoring, serving and reporting across different types...
 
Corvida
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The Medium Is No Longer The Message, . . . You Are
Editor’s note:  This guest post is written by Seth Goldstein (@seth),  the Co-Founder of socialmedia.com, which is building the first ad server based on people not pages. Its platform provides authoring, serving and reporting across different types...
 
Val Vlădescu
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A VC’s Advice On How To Pitch VCs
Editor’s Note: In this guest post, Raj Kapoor gives entreprenuers advice on how to pitch VCs. Kapoor knows both sides of the equation. For the past five years, he’s been a VC at the Mayfield Fund. Before that he founded the photo site Snapfish,...
 
Glenn Manishin
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A VC’s Advice On How To Pitch VCs
Editor’s Note: In this guest post, Raj Kapoor gives entreprenuers advice on how to pitch VCs. Kapoor knows both sides of the equation. For the past five years, he’s been a VC at the Mayfield Fund. Before that he founded the photo site Snapfish,...
 
Mike Pow
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A VC’s Advice On How To Pitch VCs
Editor’s Note: In this guest post, Raj Kapoor gives entreprenuers advice on how to pitch VCs. Kapoor knows both sides of the equation. For the past five years, he’s been a VC at the Mayfield Fund. Before that he founded the photo site Snapfish,...
 
Mark Madsen
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The Medium Is No Longer The Message, . . . You Are
Editor’s note:  This guest post is written by Seth Goldstein (@seth),  the Co-Founder of socialmedia.com, which is building the first ad server based on people not pages. Its platform provides authoring, serving and reporting across different types...
 
panuta
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It’s All About Selling for Survival
The one skill which entrepreneurs need is something they don’t teach in business school—selling.  Yes, I know that “selling” conjures up negative images of used-car salesmen peddling clunkers. But the ability to persuade people to believe in you...
 
vince
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It’s All About Selling for Survival
The one skill which entrepreneurs need is something they don’t teach in business school—selling.  Yes, I know that “selling” conjures up negative images of used-car salesmen peddling clunkers. But the ability to persuade people to believe in you...
 
vinuth.madinur
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Videos: Watch Me Swipe The Time Inc. Tablet
Earlier today, I got a look at Time Inc’s new digital magazine concept. While I was there I captured some of the demo on video. Actually, Sports Illustrated editor Terry McDonell was kind enough to shoot the video above while I played with a...
 
mpieters
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Why The Magazine Industry Wants Its Own App Store. It’s All About The Data.
The magazine industry is falling over itself over a new shiny object. It wants to remake its product for a new class of digital tablets with color screens and touch screens. Today, a group of big publishers—Condé Nast, Time Inc., News Corp. Hearst,...
 
michael Arrington
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Why The Magazine Industry Wants Its Own App Store. It’s All About The Data.
The magazine industry is falling over itself over a new shiny object. It wants to remake its product for a new class of...
 
Val Vlădescu
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Man Promotes Band In The Middle Of Nowhere On Google Street View
We’ve heard of people getting upset when their picture shows up on Google Street View (the street-level picture you can zoom into from Google Maps). For this reason, Google blurs out people’s faces for privacy. Others have protested Google coming...
 
Satya
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The Startup Visa And Why The Xenophobes Need To Go Back Into Their Caves
Every time I publish a research paper on immigration or write an article for BusinessWeek or TechCrunch, the xenophobes rush out of their caves to launch mindless attacks. They fill the comment sections with bile, send me nasty emails and sometimes...
 
Greg
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Mint Explains Why The Real Unemployment Rate Is 17.2 Percent
The U.S. unemployment numbers are out today, and most headlines will show that the U.S. unemployment rate in November was 10.0 percent, down from 10.2 percent in October. That number is depressingly large, but even that under-counts the true number of...
 
Rolf Schewe
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Mint Explains Why The Real Unemployment Rate Is 17.2 Percent
The U.S. unemployment numbers are out today, and most headlines will show that the U.S. unemployment rate in November was 10.0 percent, down from 10.2 percent in October. That number is depressingly large, but even that under-counts the true number of...
 
kskobac
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Mint Explains Why The Real Unemployment Rate Is 17.2 Percent
The U.S. unemployment numbers are out today, and most headlines will show that the U.S. unemployment rate in November was 10.0 percent, down from 10.2 percent in October. That number is depressingly large, but even that under-counts the true number of...
 
NeonDemon
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M.I.T., Google, And Umberto Eco Want To Erect a Realtime Cloud Over The 2012 London Olympics
What is it with architects that they feel the need to glom onto the latest buzzwords to justify their projects? A group from M.I.T.’s Senseable City Lab is looking for funding for an ambitious observation deck designed for the 2012 London Olympics. ...
 
Stu 陶明瀚
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6 Reasons Why Twitter Japan’s Subscription Model Might Work (In Japan)
We reported today that Digital Garage, Twitter’s partner in Japan, is ready to roll out a new, Japan-only way to monetize the service. The way it’ll work is pretty simple: Japanese Twitter users will soon be able to charge their followers to view...
 
Jamie R. Rytlewski
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Why Google Wave Sucks, And Why You Will Use It Anyway
This guest post was written by Martin Seibert, a German Internet media consultant.Google Wave is a hot topic at the moment. The ambitious group collaboration and micro-messaging platform started rolling out in beta via an initial batch of 100,000...
 
Josh E
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Why Google Wave Sucks, And Why You Will Use It Anyway
This guest post was written by Martin Seibert, a German Internet media consultant.Google Wave is a hot topic at the moment. The ambitious group collaboration and micro-messaging platform started rolling out in beta via an initial batch of 100,000...
 
Signalsurf
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Why Google Wave Sucks, And Why You Will Use It Anyway
This guest post was written by Martin Seibert, a German Internet media consultant.Google Wave is a hot topic at the moment. The ambitious group collaboration and micro-messaging platform started rolling out in beta via an initial batch of 100,000...
 
Satya
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Blogging Vs. Microblogging: Twitter’s Global Growth Flattens, While WordPress’ Picks Up
Only a year ago, the conventional wisdom was that blogs were dead and microblogging would soon replace them. Twitter was supposed to kill blogs because it’s so much simpler to publish one sentence fragment at a time rather than whole thoughts bunched...
 
Vishal
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BrightRoll: Video Ad CPMs Are Down 37 Percent, But Ad Revenues Are Up 84 Percent
Online video ad rates keep coming down, but that could be a good thing. BrightRoll, a large video ad network, is reporting that cost-per-thousand (CPM) rates for pre-roll video ads across its network are down on average by 37 percent from a year ago,...
 
Yinka
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Screening The News
Editor’s note: Today, being a news junkie requires not just the ability to keep up with hundreds of breaking stories a day, but the ability to redistribute those stories to your followers and news sites. To get some insight into the modern news...
 
Mark
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2010: The Year Android Will Shake Its Money Maker
Editor’s note : More and more mobile app developers are deciding to make apps for Android, even though it still...