Archive for May, 2008
Ever wondered how all the information could be served to us at one place without going through any hassle? Sounds impossible or you think you cant have a silver spoon in your mouth?
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When it comes to one’s own family, people have little choice other than saying goodbye to what they put their heart and soul in. The case is similar with Wesabe’s (A social personal finance site) CEO and co-founder, Jason Knight.
According to Knight, his infant son has been diagnosed of respiratory problems, requiring complete and constant attention. The charge of CEO would be taken over by Marc Hedlund, Wesabe’s chairman and co-founder (previously company’s Chief product officer).
Ever thought how you could possible manage the countless number of digital data you stuff your PC with? Or all the digital content available online? Sharing files on the web makes the task extremely difficult to handle. Reports suggest that every household would have terabytes of information stored by 2010. Who will manage it and more importantly HOW?

Flock, a social web browser released 3 years ago, has generated a lot of hype since its release. It has succeeded in capturing alot of users. This has played a vital role in raising the fourth round of funding worth $15 million.
The lead investor of this round was Fidelity Ventures. Previous investors Bessemer Venture Partners, Catamount Ventures and Shasta Ventures also participated in the round.
According to New York Times, talks are underway between Google and Yahoo on teaming up and allowing Yahoo to use Google’s more sophisticated ad technology to deliver ads next to Yahoo’s search results.
The deal is set to bring Yahoo $1 billion annually; despite concerns over what effects it may have on the Internet search and Advertising.
According to GigaOm, Twitter has closed its second round of funding in which it raised around $15 million.
Twitter, a San Francisco based startup which was started by Ev Williams (founder of Odeo and Blogger) is in news for quite some time regarding their investment deal. Although it has been reported earlier that the company has raised around $15million to $20million at a valuation north of $70 million. But then all this chatter proved out to be plain hype.
A new investor is participating in this round along with the current ones, is one of them.
Loyalty? Greedy people? What else does Microsoft cashback need to decorate its new service with nothing but bogus.
The announcement was made by the outgoing Microsoft chairman, Bill Gates on advance08, where he said that the plan is to make Live Search the most rewarding commercial search destination on the Web.
Perhaps the purpose is to kill the google-mania, (keeping in view Microsoft’s failed effort to purchase Yahoo). How Microsoft manages to do that depends how much of the consumer volume Live Search generates.











