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Inside Facebook Hires VentureBeat Editor Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) A nice score for Justin Smith's Inside Facebook: Eric Eldon, who previously covered Facebook for the tech-focused blog VentureBeat, is joining Smith's Facebook-focused publication. He'll become co-editor of Inside Facebook and Inside Social Games... |
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Vidly Raises $500,000 From Investors, Including Conway, For Video Sharing Moconews (Monday) Vidly, a startup that makes it easy for users to share videos on Twitter, has raised $500,000 in a seed round from several investors, including Ron Conway. The service went live under the name TwitVid.io in May. Users either go to the Vidly site, where ... |
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What to read on the GigaOM network GigaOm (Monday) Is Facebook really better than Twitter for your business? (WebWorkerDaily) Track money habits by location with TIE Your Money on Android (jkOnTheRun) Fox to launch “tweet-peat” TV (NewTeeVee) As Androids phones and iPhones square off in China, what nex... |
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Want Free Music? Spam Your Twitter Followers First Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Bands and musicians have been using Twitter to promote themselves for a while now just like everyone else, but the latest marketing effort by the band "The Used" has a clever viral element to it, meant to spread word of the band's latest album re... |
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FlyScreen Makes The Lock Screen Of Your Android Phone Useful (1,000 Invites) TechCrunch (Monday) Israeli startup Cellogic, makers of the fine FlyScreen software, have spent the last 8 months or so developing a custom version for the Android platform to complement their currently Symbian-exclusive version. Today, the company is debuting the private alp... |
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5 milestones to reach before raising venture capital Venturebeat (Monday) I meet lots of web entrepreneurs who tell me they want to raise venture capital. Most of these people are first time entrepreneurs and they just assume that once they’ve got an idea, the next thing to do is raise venture capital. That’s naive. |
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