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Loïc Le Meur / Loic Le Meur Blog:
How much can you really make developing mobile apps? — There is a huge buzz around mobile applications and app stores such as the AppStore and the Android Market which look more and more as a new Eldorado. Of course everybody starts dreaming when an app like Angry Birds shares …
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Wall Street Journal:
Slow Start for Apple's iAds — Apple Inc. is facing some early challenges in its closely watched mobile advertising foray, with some ad campaigns experiencing delays as agencies attempt to learn the new system amid Apple's tight control over the creative process, according to ad executives.
Hung Truong:
What Happened to Yahoo (and What Could Happen to iAd) — I recently read an essay by Paul Graham on what happened to Yahoo. In it, he describes how Yahoo acted like a media company when it was really technology company, and how funky management made it into what it is today.
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Open Sources's blog and Beyond Search, Thanks:hungtruong
New York Times:
Hulu Is Seen as Readying to Go Public — Hulu, the rapidly growing hub for online television and movies, aims to go public through an offering that could value the company at more than $2 billion, according to people briefed on the matter. In recent weeks, Hulu executives have begun talking …
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Venture Capital Dispatch, NewTeeVee, Silicon Alley Insider, Yahoo! News, Fast Company, CNET News, Guardian, Tech Trader Daily, Daring Fireball, Softpedia News, Company Town, SocialTimes.com, Black Web 2.0, DailyTech, Erictric, NBC Bay Area, FierceMobileContent, Reuters, fierceonlinevideo.com …, Boy Genius Report, Go Rumors and VentureBeat, more at Mediagazer »
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Wall Street Journal:
Hurd Deal Inflamed Board — H-P Chief's Surprise Settlement of Harassment Claim Contributed to His Ouster — Hewlett-Packard Co.'s board decided to oust Mark Hurd Aug. 6 after the chief executive reached a sexual-harassment-claim settlement that directors thought impeded their probe of the claim …
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SiliconBeat, SiliconANGLE, DailyTech, The Register, Silicon Alley Insider, Kellblog, Gizmodo, CNET News, VentureBeat and GMSV
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Scott / ScottOlsen.Net:
Marc Andreessen as Interim CEO of HP
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GigaOM, Computerworld, asymco, WebProNews and SiliconANGLE, Thanks:solsennet
Andrew Cave / Telegraph:
Adobe chief Shantanu Narayen believes he doesn't need Apple or the iPad — It's the battle of Silicon Valley A-listers. In one corner sits Apple, the $223bn (£143bn) big-hitter that is the world's second largest company and the darling of the technology sector.
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App Advice, SlashGear and MacStories
Sarah Clark / Near Field Communications World:
Apple hires NFC expert as mobile commerce product manager — Benjamin Vigier has been involved in the development of near field communication technology since 2004 and most recently was product manager for mobile wallet, payment and NFC at mobile payments specialists mFoundry.
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Fast Company, AppleInsider, Computerworld, IntoMobile, App Advice, The Register, Cult of Mac, TiPb, Tech Eye, FierceMobileContent, Gizmodo, MacRumors, Edible Apple, Mobile Marketing Watch, Pocket-lint, T3.com News, Softpedia News, Electronista, Engadget, O'Grady's PowerPage and everythingiCafe
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
VCs And Super Angels: The War For The Entrepreneur — It's a lot like the Cold War - most of the really interesting fights among startup investors - and there are lots of them - occur behind the scenes. Publicly everyone gets along just great. But declining returns …
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broadstuff, Elias Bizannes and ReadWriteWeb
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Darren Murph / Engadget:
Samsung Galaxy Tablet coming soon to Vodafone UK? — You know the old ‘smoke and fire’ adage by now, and while the alarms aren't sounding just yet, we get the feeling that they will be shortly. We've heard Samsung itself confirm that an Android-based tablet would be departing its labs sometime this year …
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PC World, Liliputing, Computerworld, OLED-Tv Displays …, samsung-firmware.webs.com, I4U News, GottaBeMobile, Boy Genius Report, SlashGear, Gizmodo, Electronista, Unwired View, Android Phone Fans, IntoMobile, Fonehome.co.uk, everything Android, Pocket-lint, Electricpig.co.uk, Softpedia News, Crave, T3.com News, Samsung Hub, Ubergizmo, Gadgetell and EuroDroid
Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat:
An atom bomb aimed at Intel: Smooth-Stone raises $48M for low-power ARM server chips — Hoping to outdo Intel in the server chip market, Smooth-Stone has raised $48 million to complete development of its ARM-based server chips which consume small amounts of power.
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Fast Company, The Register, Network World, New York Times, SlashGear, Between the Lines Blog, CNET News, Tech Eye, GigaOM, Mass High Tech and bit-tech.net
Chris Ziegler / Engadget:
Epic 4G review — Of the seemingly countless variants of the Galaxy S that Samsung's in the process of deploying around the globe, one stands out in a couple very unique (and important) ways: Sprint's Epic 4G. The Epic hangs on to a couple of the Galaxy line's most important characteristics …
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Gizmodo, DSLreports, I4U News, SlashGear, IntoMobile, Smartphones …, Sidecut Reports, Phones Review and blogs.chron.com
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Google To Acquire Like.com After Leaving Them At The Altar In 2005 — In late 2005 Google was on the verge of acquiring a company called Riya - the first real attempt at image facial recognition and tagging for consumers. Google eventually walked away from Riya, and the company trudged on.
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Tech Eye, Fast Company, Hillicon Valley, Tech Trader Daily, Googling Google Blog, VentureBeat, ComparisonEngines, Beyond Search, Softpedia News, Startup Meme, Neowin.net, Financial Times, Erictric, Rev2.org and Pulse2, Thanks:bobcaswell
Andy Greenberg / The Firewall:
Record Five Million Sites Were Likely Infected By Hacked Web Widget — Cybercriminals tend to seek economies of scale: the easiest attack with the largest number of victims. Now one scheme may have set a new record for efficient exploitation: one web-based hack that infected as many as five million individual websites.
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Armorize Blog, Thanks:forbestech
