Nokia Buys Out Twango
Twango’s all about sharing media, whether it’s a photo, an audio clip, or a video. But Twango will likely gain a special…
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Twango’s all about sharing media, whether it’s a photo, an audio clip, or a video. But Twango will likely gain a special…
If you want to win a Macbook Pro, or get some artwork on the front page of Google Australia, a new contest will give you that chance. There’s only one catch: to qualify, you must be an Australian child.
There are search engines (Google), there are human-powered search engines (Mahalo), and now there’s the “world’s first people powered, points driven, search engine”: iRazoo. I’m starting to dread the future; every company will use at least 30 words to define itself.
Hearst Corporation has purchased UGO Networks, an online entertainment company that targets men.
Another tweak to Google's algorithm will allow the search engine to properly recognize an underscore as a word separator, making life much easier for WordPress and Movable Type bloggers.
The rise of the social network has caused the rise of other, perhaps predictable, things: copycat networks; and investor curiosity. Blame MySpace and Facebook. Blame (or congratulate) Hi5, known, apparently, everywhere but the US, for extracting $20 million out of venture capitalists.