10 posts tagged “download squad”
Interview With Evan Williams: Summize Acquisition, API Issues And Their Revenue Model
— I had a chance to sit down with Twitter cofounder Evan Williams at
Foo Camp last weekend and talk about the overall state of the company.
The first part of the conversation focused on their acquisition of
Summize …
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MG Siegler / VentureBeat:Twitter has its search, now it's time to embrace mobile
Discussion:
Profy.Com
Steve Gillmor / TechCrunchIT:Back on Track — Now that Twitter has gone public …
Discussion:
THINK / Musings
BIZ / Twitter Blog:Finding A Perfect Match
Discussion:
PDA, The Social Networker, Twitter Technology Blog, ben barren, A VC, DygiScape, Silicon Alley Insider, Summize Blog, Homotron.net, Techno//Marketer, Feeds, ReadWriteWeb, Pulse 2.0, The Next Web, The Blog Herald, Performancing.com, localmobilesearch.net, Between the Lines, The Social, Network(ed)News, Laughing Squid, Joe Duck, GigaOM, /Message, Capture the Conversation …, WebProNews, Mashable!, bub.blicio.us, TechCrunch, metarand, Somewhat Frank, The Social Times, Rev2.org, VentureBeat, The Social Web, Union Square Ventures, Download Squad, mathewingram.com/work, AppScout, paidContent.org, odd time signatures and Bloggers Blog
Microsoft demonstrates Multi-touch
— For years Microsoft has been investing in many forms of natural
input in order to simplify the way people interact with their PC's and
devices. The advent of the original Windows graphical user interface
forever changed the way people used their PC's.
Discussion:
Outside the Lines, InformationWeek, Between the Lines, Bits, CNET News.com, Tech Beat, D6 Highlights, InfoWorld, Tech Check with Jim Goldman, Download Squad, All about Microsoft, Reuters, Podcasting News, MacUser, Gadget Lab, ParisLemon, Coolest Gadgets, GottaBeMobile, TG Daily, MacDailyNews, Gizmodo, MediaFile, Beyond Binary, Network World, TechSpot, Times of London, WebProNews, TechRadar.com, WinExtra, VentureBeat, Windows Connected, Microsoft News Tracker, Loic Le Meur Blog, Channel 10, The Inquisitr, BetaNews, GigaOM and TechCrunch
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Maggie Shiels / BBC:Microsoft demos ‘touch Windows’
BREAKING: CBS Acquiring CNET For $1.8 Billion; 44.6 Percent Premium
— CBS (NYSE: CBS) is acquiring CNET (NSDQ: CNET) for $1.8 billion in
cash. The purchase price comes to $11.50 per share, representing a
44.6 percent premium over last night's closing price of $7.95.
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PR Newswire:
CBS Corporation To Acquire CNET Networks, Inc.
— CBS to Become a Top Ten U.S. Internet Company with Unparalleled
Content and Reach, Boasting Approximately 200 Million Monthly Unique
Users Worldwide — CNET Networks' CNET, ZDNet, GameSpot.com, TV.com,
CNET News, UrbanBaby, BNET …
Peter Kafka / Silicon Alley Insider:
CBS Buying CNET For $1.8 Billion; CBS Predicts $1 Billion Interactive Revenues By 2010
— CBS will pay $11.50 a share for CNET. The all-cash deal represents
a premium of 44% above the $7.95 CNET closed at yesterday. Will it be
enough to satisfy JANA et al?
Discussion:
paidContent.org, HipMojo.com, The Boy Genius Report, MarketingVOX, Smalltalk Tidbits …, innonate and Tech Ticker
Margaret Kane / CNET News.com:
CBS to buy CNET Networks
— CBS has agreed to acquire CNET Networks in a deal valued at $1.8
billion, the companies said Thursday. — The purchase price comes to
$11.50 per share, representing a 44 percent premium over Wednesday's
closing price of $7.95.
Discussion:
Download Squad, MediaFile, paidContent.org, Screenwerk, SEO and Tech Daily, My Blog Posts, Windows Connected, jkOnTheRun and Mobility Site
Staci D. Kramer / paidContent.org: CBS-CNET: Interview: Leslie Moonves, CEO, CBS: 'Right Opportunity … NEW!
Allen Stern / CenterNetworks: Live Reporting: CBS/CNET Acquisition Call
Google Jumps Head First Into Web Services With Google App Engine
— Our live coverage of the Google App Engine launch event is here. —
Google isn't just talking about hosting applications in the cloud any
more. Tonight at 9pm PT they're launching Google App Engine (Update:
The site is live) …
Discussion:
Between the Lines, Silicon Alley Insider, innonate, Profy.Com, Google Blogoscoped, Googlified, Netcraft, Blogspotting, The Gong Show, Tech Beat, PSFK, RIApedia, Ajaxian, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, 901am, All about Microsoft, MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer, p2pnet, Scobleizer, Jarrett House North, Googling Google, bytes|genes, Mashable!, Network World, mathewingram.com/work, Brij's One More Idea, Tech Watch, Technosailor, Gaffney3.com, GigaOM, Download Squad, SlipperyBrick, AppScout, FaceReviews, SmoothSpan Blog, Stay N' Alive, eWeek, Web Scout, John Cook's Venture Blog, ProgrammableWeb and Platform Wars
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Paul McDonald / Google App Engine Blog:
Introducing Google App Engine + our new blog
— At tonight's Campfire One we launched a preview release of Google
App Engine — a developer tool that enables you to run your web
applications on Google's infrastructure. The goal is to make it easy
to get started with a new web app …
Richard MacManus / ReadWriteWeb:
Google: Cloud Control to Major Tom
— Google has just launched Google App Engine, “a developer tool that
enables you to run your web applications on Google's infrastructure.”
This will allow startups to use Google's web servers, APIs, and other
developer tools to build a web app on top of.
Discussion:
Guardian Unlimited
Fred / A VC:
Can The Y Combinator Idea Turn Into A Movement?
— Most readers of this blog know what Y Combinator is. Hell, last
month two of the top five referrers were affiliated with Y Combinator.
But for those who don't know, Y Combinator was started by Paul Graham
and now runs two programs a year …
Discussion:
michael parekh on IT
Brady Forrest / O'Reilly Radar:
App Engine: Host Your Apps with Google
— Tonight at their second CampFireOne Google Code is announcing App
Engine, a hosted platform for web developers. The actual service will
launch later tonight in a closed Beta. 10,000 developers will be
granted access on a first come, first serve basis.
Stephen Shankland / CNET News.com:Google hopes to house Web software on App Engine
Discussion:
Outside the Lines, VentureBeat, The Last Podcast, Valleywag, Smalltalk Tidbits …, WebGuild and TechCrunch
Matt Cutts / Gadgets, Google, and SEO:Google App Engine: Launching a startup gets even easier
Discussion:
STARTUP CHATTER
Official Google Blog:Developers, start your engines
Yahoo!'s Board of Directors Responds to Latest Microsoft Letter
— The Board of Directors of Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO), a leading
global Internet company, today sent the following letter to Steve
Ballmer, Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Corporation. — Dear
Steve:
Discussion:
CNET News.com, VentureBeat, Ars Technica, GigaOM, BetaNews, Tech Beat, eWeek, DailyTech, Bits, LiveSide, Digital Daily, Salon, Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog, The Register, HipMojo.com, All about Microsoft, Beyond Binary, Paul Kedrosky's …, New York Times, BoomTown, Silicon Alley Insider, BBC NEWS, Bink.nu, SEO and Tech Daily, Search Engine Watch Blog, CyberNet, Digital Trends, Epicenter, Blogspotting, I4U News, Search Engine Land, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, The Tech Report, Contentinople, Tech Trader Daily, Search Engine Journal, Download Squad, CrunchGear, Search Engine Roundtable, WebProNews, Alice Hill's Real Tech News and PDA
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Larry Dignan / Between the Lines:Yahoo vs. Microsoft: Thanks for the letter Steve; Now give us more money or get lost
New York Post:YAHOO! SETS REPLY TO MICROSOFT ATTACK
Microsoft chops Vista retail prices
— In what may be an unprecedented decision, Microsoft said Thursday
that it plans to lower the retail prices for several flavors of Windows
Vista. — For those in the U.S., Microsoft is cutting prices only on
the higher-end versions of Vista …
Discussion:
The Register, Mark Evans, Electronista, Inquirer, CrunchGear, Gizmodo, Techlog, Slashdot and WinBeta
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Microsoft:
Microsoft Reduces Price on Several Retail Stand-Alone Versions of Windows Vista
— Q&A: Brad Brooks, corporate vice president for Windows Consumer
Product Marketing at Microsoft, discusses changes to pricing of Windows
Vista retail stand-alone editions. — Since its release …
Discussion:
Rough Type, Guardian Unlimited, Download Squad, BBC, The Tech Report, GottaBeMobile and Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog
Reuters:
Microsoft cuts Vista prices to urge upgrades
— SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp said on Thursday it plans to cut
prices of its Windows Vista operating system sold at retail outlets in
a move aimed at pushing customers to switch to the newest version of
Windows.
Mary Jo Foley / All about Microsoft:Don't get too excited about those Vista price cuts
Discussion:
Gawker
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes / Hardware 2.0:Vista price slash
Discussion:
Channel 9
Microsoft Proposes Acquisition of Yahoo! for $31 per Share
— Transaction valued at approximately $44.6 billion in cash and stock;
provides 62 percent premium to current trading price for Yahoo!
shareholders; combined entity to create a more competitive company,
providing superior value to shareholders …
Discussion:
Salon, The Web Services Report, Telegraph Blogs, GigaOM, The Technology Chronicles, IP Democracy, Techlog, CNET News.com, ClickZ, Deal Journal, Search Engine Journal, Forrester's Marketing Blog, San Francisco Chronicle, WebProNews, Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog, All about Microsoft, Insider Chatter, ReadWriteWeb, Epicenter, SEO and Tech Daily, NewTeeVee, InsideMicrosoft, Paul Kedrosky's …, RyanSpoon.com, Collaborative Thinking, Web X.0, CenterNetworks, Tech Confidential, Rev2.org, HipMojo.com, Seeking Alpha, DealBook, mathewingram.com/work, Searchviews, franticindustries, Yahoo!, /Message, Laughing Squid, Incremental Blogger, SearchRank Blog and Yahoo! Finance
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Michael Liedtke / Associated Press:
Microsoft offers $44.6B for Yahoo
— SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft Corp. has pounced on slumping Internet
icon Yahoo Inc. with an unsolicited takeover offer of $44.6 billion in
its boldest bid yet to challenge Google Inc.'s dominance of the
lucrative online search and advertising markets.
Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land:
Microsoft Makes $45 Billion Bid To Buy Yahoo
— Microsoft is to bid $31 per share to Yahoo's board of directors to
purchase the company, a deal potentially worth $45 billion. Below,
more details, some history and analysis. We'll also keep updating this
story, and we'll have a separate post linked …
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
WOW. Microsoft Offers $44.6 Billion To Acquire Yahoo
— It's been rumored for a long time, but now it's reality. —
Microsoft has made an unsolicited $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo. The
bid, which would consist of cash and Microsoft stock, values Yahoo
shares at $31 a share, a 62% premium on Thursdays closing price.
Chris Liddell / Microsoft:
Media Alert: Press Conference Call to Discuss Microsoft Proposal to Acquire Yahoo! Inc.
— Conference call to provide press, analysts with details about the
proposal. — REDMOND, Wash., Feb. 1, 2008 - Microsoft Will Host a
Conference Call Today to Discuss its Proposal to Acquire Yahoo! Inc.
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DealBook:24 minutes ago
Microsoft Makes $44.6 Billion Bid for Yahoo
— Microsoft said Friday that it would offer $44.6 billion for Yahoo,
the ailing search giant. The surprise offer of $31 a share represents
a 62 percent premium to Thursday's clsoing share price. Yahoo
shareholders could elect to receive either cash or stock.
Chris Isidore / CNNMoney.com:
Microsoft bids $45 billion for Yahoo
— Software giant makes cash and stock offer of $31 a share, a 62%
premium from Yahoo's closing price on Thursday. — NEW YORK
(CNNMoney.com) — Microsoft made an unsolicited $44.6 billion cash and
stock bid for Yahoo Friday, a deal that could shake …
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Domain Name Wire
Miguel Helft / New York Times:NEW!
Microsoft Bids $44.6 Billion for Yahoo
— SAN FRANCISCO — Microsoft said Friday that it has made an offer to
buy Yahoo for about $44.6 billion, or $31 a share, in a mix of cash and
stock. — The offer represents a 62 percent premium over Yahoo's
closing stock price of $19.18 on Thursday.
Discussion:
Paul Mooney
Wall Street Journal:NEW!
Microsoft Bids for Yahoo
— MICROSOFT OFFERED to buy Yahoo for $44.6 billion in a cash and share
deal, a move designed to help both companies compete against industry
leader Google. Yahoo shares soared 50% in premarket trading, while
Google shares were down 8%. (Statement)
Discussion:
Valleywag
Thomas Ricker / Engadget:Microsoft offers $44.6 Billion for Yahoo
Discussion:
ParisLemon, Electronista, TechCrunch UK, eWeek, TechCrunch, Orbitcast, LEWIS 360° and Associated Press
Bombshell: Google and Facebook Join DataPortability.org
— The DataPortability Workgroup announced this morning that
representatives from both Google and Facebook are joining its ranks.
The group is working on a variety of projects to foster an era of Data
Portability …
Discussion:
The Social Web, Mark Evans, The Social Times, bub.blicio.us, Wikinomics, Alec Saunders .LOG, :Ben Metcalfe Blog, WebProBlog and GigaOM
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Chris / Are You Paying Attention?:
Individuals from Plaxo, Google and Facebook join DataPortability.org Workgroup
— We are proud to announce the inclusion of Joseph Smarr (Plaxo), Brad
Fitzpatrick (Google) and Benjamin Ling (Facebook) to the
DataPortability Workgroup. — Plaxo, Google and Facebook together
represent …
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
Facebook, Google And Plaxo Join The DataPortability Workgroup
— After publishing an invitation to Facebook to join the
DataPortability Working Group January 4, we never thought that Facebook
would accept it. Today changes everything you've ever thought about
social-networking data and lock-in before …
Christine Wilhelmy / Apple:
The
guys at Download Squad seem to have uncovered some serious evidence
that games are coming to the iPhone. When checking the localisation
strings of iTunes to check on whether iTunes Video Store for the UK
could be an option, they discovered a few lines that give us hope games
are not too far away for the iPhone.
/* ===== iPhone Game Item Strings ===== */
“4329.001” = “Are you sure you want to remove the selected game from your iPhone?”;
“4329.002” = “Are you sure you want to remove the selected games from your iPhone?”;
According to Download Squad:
Given that there are currently no games shipping with the iPhone to remove, and certainly none available on the iTunes Store to add, that hit us like a bombshell: Apple seems to be readying games for the iPhone.
Are you excited about the possibilities of games on the iPhone?
I found this at iphonematters.com
http://www.iphonematters.com/article/itunes_hints_at_iphone_games_329/#When:10:00:00ZMy Groups
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