The “end of TechCrunch”? It might not be such a bad thingWhat would the startup scene be like without the blog that currently animates it? A whole lot better, actually.
482 Groupon clones, one new business modelBy following the Law of the Aggregator, Yipit has emerged as the go-to source for analysis in the overheated market for daily deal sites.
What Apple’s like in bedA new sleep-tracking app for the iPhone from Lark offers a peek into life inside a retailing partnership with Apple.
Recruiting the soldiers of the bubble economyA day at a tech startup jobs fair in New York clouds the question of who exactly is in demand -- the recruiters, or the recruited?
$1 billion / 1 br – AMAZING STARTUP, SLIGHT HISTORY OF SPAM PROBLEMAirbnb embraced a different, questionable kind of advertising to help get off the ground. It’d be surprising if it wasn’t so necessary.
Talking Tom is rich: Outfit7 wants to turn smartphone characters into Saturday cartoonsThe App Store is turning into a proving ground for Saturday morning cartoons, which means the screeching cat and his friends could soon be on a TV, cereal box and onesie near you.- Amazon and Google’s new cloud music lockers? This guy’s heard it all before.There’s a fight ready to break out in the music-locker room. But to Michael Robertson, founder of MP3Tunes an old hand at the digital music game, it’s nothing new.
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