Nsyght is a startup we broke just before the Christmas vacation which focuses on making realtime streams manageable and is similar in scope to Friendfeed and Cliqset.
It currently integrates accounts from Twitter, Facebook, digg, Vimeo, Stumbleupon, Flickr, Delicious, and Last.fm - with other networks planned - and has now introduced a bunch of new features.
Blippy, the Twitter-like service that lets users publish the details of all their purchases, is just a couple of months old. But it already got Stephen Colbert's attention (thumbs up). And now it has Amazon's too (thumbs down).
Cofounder Philip Kaplan first mentioned that Amazon had turned off Blippy's access to the service on an episode of TWiST with Jason Calacanis. I spoke to Kaplan tonight about Amazon's reaction to Blippy.
I’ve just checked my email. 12 hours ago, Digg emailed me a notification that they are giving us (the social media users) an opportunity to ask Toyota questions since the recent controversy surrounding the Toyota vehicle recall, one of the largest in history.
The Toyota US President and Chief Operating Officer, Jim Lentz, will be in [...]Ah, the college library photo. Look through any school's brochure, and there's a good chance you'll see photos of an ethnically diverse group of students pouring over the same math problem together, all of of them inexplicably grinning ear to ear. It's a nice thought, but unfortunately it doesn't happen all that often — instead, many students wind up studying alone, and when they can't figure something out, they're out of luck. Now, entrepreneur Pooja Nath is looking to turn this kind of group learning into a reality for more students (at least online) with her startup Piazzza.
Piazzza is still in a private beta and has quite a ways to go before public launch, but we got a sneak peek at its current progress. The site is designed to help classmates share their questions and answers in a format that's a bit like a mixture between a wiki and a forum. 
Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey The Future of Web Content HTML5, Flash Mobile Apps 87 Comments by Guest Author on February 5, 2010 Editor’s note This is a guest post written by Jeremy Allaire founder and CEO of Brightcove Prior to Brightcove , Jeremy founded Allaire Corporation which was subsequently acquired by Macromedia due to the success of their web development tool ColdFusion . At Macromedia , Jeremy helped create the Macromedia MX Flash platform . You can see a recent interview of Jeremy here As one of the guys who helped build the Flash Platform , we asked him to weigh in on the recent HTML5 v . Flash debate The recent introduction of the new Apple iPad has stirred the discussion over the future of web content and application runtime formats , and shone light onto the political and business battles emerging between Apple Adobe and Google These discussion are often highly polarized andTech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey A Googler Has his Tiananmen Square Moment by Michael Arrington on February 5, 2010 Earlier today I was driving to Google for a product briefing , minding my own business , talking on my Google phone with Google PR and trying to figure out what Google building I was supposed to be driving to . I stopped at a crosswalk for a bunch of Googlers to pass . And this guy , who’s wearing a Google employee badge , decides it’s time to take a stand against cell phone use in cars . So he stands in front of my car and won’t move . That’s right , it was his Tiananmen Square . moment Cars behind me start swerving . I back up to go around him . He steps forward , vigilant in his defense of the law . I’m off the phone now , and snapping this picture didn’t help getting him to move on . The light changes . The light changes again . Cars are now backed up behind . me I’m not sure what
Yesterday, we got a nice little breakdown of which clients are used most often for the location-based service Foursquare (hint: still the iPhone). Today, the company has some new big news to share via a tweet: they're now doing over a million check-ins a week.
Not even a month ago, Foursquare noted that they were seeing a check-in each second. We extrapolated this out to show that they were getting roughly 86,000 check-ins a day. But if you stretch those numbers out over a week, you get "only" 600,000 check-ins. That means that in under a month, Foursquare's check-in rate has almost doubled. Actually, it has doubled. As Foursquare also notes in the tweet, the last seven days have seen 1.2 million check-ins.Twitter just recently launched a new Twitter Engineering blog, and to kick things off, one team member, Ben Sandofsky, decided to share a video he made representing Twitter's development history. The video was made using Code Swarm, a software tool used to visualize data.
As Sandofsky notes, "it isn't exactly scientific, but it still goes to show Twitter's explosive growth mirrored in engineering." More importantly, it looks awesome. You can see the shift in Twitter development from Jack Dorsey in the early days (2006) to Blaine Cook to Alex Payne to Twitter's now large team of developers. Each team member is represented in the video by their Twitter avatar.It's no secret that Facebook Photos is massively popular, with the company boasting that it receives a whopping 2.5 billion photos uploaded every month. And as the site continues to grow — it just passed 400 million users — that number is only going to get more staggering. Unfortunately, the photo uploading experience hasn't always been smooth; you've to wait for the photo uploads to finish, and the entire process was just sort of clunky. Today, the company announced that it's rolling out an improved photo upload browser plugin.
The new plugin includes a new photo navigator that should make it easy to choose the photos you want. And once you've started the upload process, you can browse to another page — the plugin will keep uploading the files in the background.EventVue set out three years ago to transform the way people interact with and network during events. Today, sadly, they have announced they are shutting down.
In an overlay message that appears now on the main site, co-founders Rob Johnson and Josh Fraser write:
In October, computational engine Wolfram Alpha launched a slick iPhone app. The only problem? They miscalculated what it should cost. The app is great and all, but it's simply not worth $50 when you can use the website for free.
Today, they launched their first major update to the app, version 1.1, which brings with it one new feature: new keyboards. Specifically, Wolfram Alpha now has a "default" keyboard, a "math" keyboard, a "Greek" keyboard, and a "symbol" keyboard. As they describe it, "the specialized keyboards that greet you when you first open the Wolfram|Alpha App, have been painstakingly constructed to ease the burden of entering queries." Fair enough, these are definitely nice to have for advanced queries. But do they justify the $50 price yet? Nope.Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey 2tor Raises 20 Million Series B To Go After The High End Of Online Education 6 Comments by Erick Schonfeld on February 5, 2010 Every year as broadband reaches more people , online education keeps growing and growing . So far , though , most online education focusses on vocational courses , test preparation , or supplemental tutoring . One startup trying to bring entire degree programs online is 2tor which just closed a 20 million Series B funding at a rumored valuation of around 100 million . Highland Capital Partners led the round , with previous investors Redpoint , Novak Biddle , and City Light Capital participating . Last June , the company raised 10 million in a Series . A What is unique about 2tor is they are the first online education program to go after the high end—elite programs at elite schools , 8221 says Paul Maeder , a founder and general partner at
Google Maps has just launched a new and nifty feature: suggestions of similar places to your search query in maps. So if you search for Best Buy in your designated area, Maps will suggest (in the more information tab) nearby businesses and places that might be of interest to you, such as other Best Buy stores in the area.
Apparently, suggestions to places aren't based on a specific characteristic. Google uses a "broad set of signals" to deliver recommendations. Google says they are working on the technology and from my experience, it's definitely rough. For a search for Best Buy in Chicago, I received recommendations for any businesses that had the terms "Best Buy" in it. 
The concept of "checking-in" has become popular in the location space. But as the concept gains popularity through the likes of Foursquare and Gowalla there's no reason it can't be extended beyond location. A new iPhone sports app, FanPulse, takes the idea of checking-in to sporting events — that you don't have to be at, just be watching.
And the app comes at a perfect time, as of course, the Super Bowl is this weekend. If you're unable to watch the game with some of your friends, FanPulse offers an interesting way to interact with them about the game in realtime. If you check-in to the Super Bowl between the Colts and the Saints, it will show up on your friends' main Pulse stream within the app. If they click on that item, they'll be taken to an area where they can also check-in to the game. From here you, and any other friends that join the area, can chat about it as you watch the game.
, , Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey Skittles’ Colorful , Clearly Drug-Induced , Never-Ending Wacky Website 19 Comments by MG Siegler on February 5, 2010 Say what you want about Skittles’ branding on the Internet , but at least it’s never boring . Following the decision last year to change the Skittles.com homepage into a Twitter Search page , which led to to things from racial slurs to pedophilia talk showing up , they’ve now redesigned again . And the result is once again . interesting Titled Experience The Rainbow , 8221 Skittles.com is now a never-ending it auto-refreshes to keep going as you scroll down page of trippy , odd , and colorful images . For example , the first image is a clown dressed as an astronaut . As you keep scrolling down , you get a mixture of this weird stuff alongside fairly clever marketing and statistics for the candy . As a weird sumo wrestling graphic shows , Skittles
My readers know that I am a big proponent of Aweber for mailing list management. Out of the many things that you can do with Aweber, one of them is an autoresponder.
If you’re not already familiar, an autoresponder is simply a pre-scheduled series of emails that get sent out to a new subscriber on automatic [...]
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Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey Google Is Now Selling Signature 300 Designer Scarves 52 Comments by Leena Rao on February 5, 2010 We all know Marissa Mayer is a tech nerd turned , fashionista and it looks like her taste for designer clothes is rubbing off on the search giant . But unlike the media or mobile industries , the fashion industry appears safe from Google . Google is selling Google-inspired” scarves and other clothing to the public that were designed by emerging designers . Last year , designers who participated in a Vogue and Council of Fashion Designer program were asked to create a one-of-a-kind item inspired by Google in some way that reflected Google’s aura . Google transformed the finalists creations into iGoogle Artists themes but selected three of the designers to produce and sell their Google-inspired couture . Here’s the description of the : scarf Flora Gill designed an oversize ,Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey Scrapblog Raises Another 2.5 Million For Online Scrapbooking 13 Comments by Leena Rao on February 5, 2010 , Scrapblog a startup that lets you build rich Flash-based online scrapbooks , has raised 2.5 million in series B funding from Disney’s Steamboat Ventures . The startup had previously raised 7.5 million from Longworth Venture Partners and Steamboat . Ventures Scrapblog offers an online editor that allows users to decorate their scrapbook with text , images , colorful themes , and other embellishments , which can then be shared on the web or printed out . The startup also launched a new QuickMix tool to allow users to make simple scrapbooks on the fly . Scrapblog recently brought on a new CEO , Jill Braff to lead the company after startup’s founder and CEO Carlos Garcia , stepped aside . Braff most recently led worldwide publishing efforts including licensing ,PayPal isn't working properly in India. eBay's electronic payment juggernaut appears to be blocking personal transactions to or from accounts of India-based users. It is reversing personal transactions; transactions involving businesses are still allowed.
A reader checked in with us yesterday to let us know PayPal notified him that the company had stopped allowing personal payments to be sent to or from India (full e-mail can be found below).
This does not appear to be an isolated incident: see here, here and here for more reports, although we gather commercial payment transactions are unaffected at this point.
, Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey TinyChat Upgrade Brings Etherpad , Whiteboard And YouTube Integrations 11 Comments by Leena Rao on February 5, 2010 We’re big fans of , TinyChat a web-based chat startup that has been growing like gangbusters and recently won a Crunchie for best bootstrapped startup . TinyChat started out as a simple IRC-style chatroom app to complement conversations on platforms like Twitter , has been steadily building out its innovative platform to include video chat and screensharing options , live video , streaming and Facebook . Connect Now the platform is making chats more social with the addition YouTube video integration , document collaboration with , Etherpad and whiteboard features powered by the company’s own . Flockdraw The social YouTube feature allows a moderators to pay any public YouTube video for everyone participating in the chat . The administrator can also
A couple days ago, Apple put iPhone developers on notice that location-aware ads will no longer be allowed in all apps. Some observers read this as a blanket prohibition, and noted that it looks like Apple might be reserving geo ads for itself through its acquisition of Quattro Wireless. But the notice itself only seems to ban location-based advertising from non-location-based apps.
Here's what the notice on Apple's Dev Center says:"FriendFinder Networks Inc. ("FFN") announced today that based on market conditions, it has chosen not to proceed with its planned initial public offering at this time until market conditions improve."
With this short statement, FriendFinder Networks has canceled its IPO plans, following a widely reported delay in trading earlier this week.Yes, it's perfectly possible to watch Hulu from outside the United States if you know how to hide your location, but there are millions of people who don't who would love to get access to the streaming service. For them, there's now TVGorge, a recently launched Flash streaming site that's still in 'infant stages' but has a lot to offer already.
Million dollar question is: is it legal?: Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Crunchies 2009 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact CrunchCam Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe Take Our Reader Survey Facebook’s Project Titan : A Full Featured Webmail Product 175 Comments by Michael Arrington on February 5, 2010 Facebook is completely rewriting their messaging product and is preparing to launch a fully featured webmail product in its place , according to a source with knowledge of the product . Internally it’s known as Project Titan . Or , unofficially and perhaps over-enthusiastically , the Gmail . killer Facebook messaging has been the bane of users’ existence for years . My first public gripe was in 2008 when I said that urgent changes were needed . The biggest problem is simply deleting old emails . It takes so long that I have thousands of unread and read but not deleted messages in my inbox . But Facebook messaging is also only indirectly linked to the email which is still the standard way that people exchange digital messages when not on . Facebook FacebookIf you’re going to set up a real business online, you’re going to need a merchant account. You can sell things via Paypal, Clickbank or E-junkie, sure, but as far as I’m concerned, the BEST way to process sales is using your own merchant account.
In short, a merchant account allows you to process your own [...]
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After cleaning up many outstanding projects over the holiday season, I moved on to building more new websites in just the last few weeks. Marketing income soared, especially after implementing strategies such as upsells, downsells and memberships. I was able to do this with the help of some internet marketing tools that anyone serious in [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...Nanacast Essential Internet Marketing Cart
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This is a guest post by TheInfoPreneur, at TheInfoPreneur.net.
I joined the military when I was 16 years old. I served all over the world in a variety of roles. I have served along side some of the bravest, funniest and toughest people (men and women) in the world. Those 10 years have given me 10 [...]
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Well, I think this is a common topic for many MNC companies. A lot of employees working in big companies are facing the same issue of being restricted to accessing the social media websites in their respective offices.
Companies’ dilemma to social media websites
A recent article from Harvard Business Review discussed about majority of firms with over [...]Today has been a VERY long day. I was on UStream, on camera and answering questions, for over 12 hours. I had 878 people come by the live stream while I was at it, too. Was great connecting with everybody.
I’m beat. I’m wasted. And I’m ready to just chill the hell out!
As of [...]
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Alright, my friends. Tomorrow brings the launch of the Blog Masters Club to a close. At the end of tomorrow (at midnight EST, to be exact), I am going to CLOSE the doors to the Blog Masters Club.
But, I’ve got a couple items of news to share with you today.
Announcement #1
I am going to [...]
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Everybody is talking about IPad. I don’t know why… Robert Scoble is abandoning his Amazon Kindle for Apple IPad. My colleagues are talking about it… My twitter friends are talking about it… Everybody is retweeting about IPad… It seems like Apple IPad has brought in a lot of awareness even before it is being released [...]
It’s my birthday today! Thanks for all the birthday wishes on my Facebook. Really appreciated it a lot… All the wishes came from my colleagues, friends i know of, and also friends of the social media…
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Other than from Facebook, I also received birthday wishes through my emails and my mobile phone. One [...]The Blog Masters Club is about 72 hours away from closing down again. I’m stoked to have so many awesome people getting involved. This launch has already blown last year’s launch away, and I’m really happy to be able to finally share the last six months of my work with another group of people. If [...]
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Those of you who have fluent with the usual “offline” marketing strategy, will just think of how to allocate a certain marketing budget, and do a one-time campaign only for the social media marketing. It can be disastrous if this is what you are doing…
Many of you will do marketing this way:
Think of a marketing [...]
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I bought my laptop last few months ago. The performance has been satisfying. The only hindrance is with the random hangs that it gave me along the way. I got really frustrated and asked around how to improve my hardware problem (I am guessing it could be an hardware issue). Then [...]Well, I did my last project update two weeks ago. It was supposed to be a weekly affair, but the last couple weeks haven’t exactly been normal.
Unless you’ve been under a rock, you’ve no doubt seen that I have been in full-out “marketing mode” for the last couple weeks. All of it to [...]
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Just some random check outs of a nice website
I found this post from my favorite blogger Chris Brogan who had a Kitchen Table Talk about How Social Media Can Power Your Business. It speaks about Joe Sorge, who runs AJ Bombers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as well as Water Buffalo, and a few other restaurants in town. Chris [...]
I have kept this post since last Saturday! It’s finally released so that it is posted in line with the magazine release…
I am glad to know Dan Schawbel in the social media world… He has just released his next issue of Personal Branding Magazine. And I am excited that Seth Godin is featured in this [...] Finally, it is that time. Today, at noon, I have officially opened the doors to the Blog Masters Club.
So, here’s the low-down on this:
Everything is on the sales page about the program. I hope I have answered every question on there, and I won’t bother to regurgitate here on the blog. No point. [...]
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I was reading a blog post from @kim’s tweet. It shows us the 6 ways of hiring social media talents to help companies in their social media strategy.
I think it is true in that post. Basically, companies are now looking out to start their very own social media strategy. However, they are lacking of social [...]
Well, unless you’ve had your head in the ground the last few days, you’ve probably seen that I’m kinda in “launch mode”.
You know I’m leading up to something. I have put on my marketer’s cap. The list has gotten a bit noisy. Yeah, I know. It is part of the process.
Everything [...]
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This domain name http://www.catchcheatingspouse.sg caught my attention as it is a very catchy word which explains itself. This domain name is currently advertised on many car bodies of the Taxi in Singapore. It is so catchy that I just took note of it and wanted to check it out on the website.
I was really disappointed when [...]
I’ve just been the video guy lately, haven’t I?
Well, today I have another one for you. In this video, you’re going to take a little car trip with me.
That’s right, we’re going to hop in the car together and ride down to the post office for…. what else? To see if I have [...]
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CBRocket is our PHP script that reads the ClickBank marketplace product data (as well as our own MarketingRocket.com product data feed) into a MySQL database. It allows people using the script to easily display search results of the ClickBank products on their websites (see demo). We are pleased to announce the availability of version 3.00 of this script - fully compatible with ClickBank's new January 2010 marketplace.
RSS feeds are a newer source of technology on the internet. A lot of people are unaware of the value of an tool and how it can drive more traffic to your websites or blogs.
RSS Revolution. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is channelizing or syndicating the flow of content from different sources to different target WebPages or websites.
RSS is ten years old and not really appreciated for all of the changes it has enabled in the past decade. Here's why it is more deserving of our respect.