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249 Articles match "2008","Content"
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Friday, March 12, 2010
They get to curate the content that members add, format the templates used for reviews, pick the top three reviews to highlight at the top of the page, and manage the Twitter account for the community. They have already added a ton of content and one particular tag that most if not all of the SXSWi attendees will want to check out. This benefits fellow founders and members overall, Today Lunch.com announced its biggest product expansion to date, Communities; a platform that gives people the ability to create their own personal review websites on the Lunch.com site. For their launch
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Six major Hollywood movie studios, Viacom, and the DVD Copy Control Association had filed suit in September of 2008 over RealDVD, which was launched that same month to help consumers copy DVDs to their hard drive. RealNetworks said that as part of the suit, it has agreed to a permanent injjunction that will prohibit RealNetworks from distributing or supporting RealDVD or any other technology that enables the duplication of copyrighted content protected by the Content Scramble System (CSS), ARccOS, or RipGuard. A group of Hollywood studios has scored a win over RealNetworks today, as the firm settled a lawsuit which targeted a DVD copying and ripping service called RealDVD , which RealNetworks was attempting to launch into the market.
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
If I'm a woman, I might really be into fashion and beauty, and would be more apt to engage with content and community and engage in the shopping experience around that vertical, versus a horizontal brand across verticals. All those sites will crowdsource content through a passionate and engaged community around lifestyle categories. We will then apply filters Last month, Santa Monica-based ThisNext announced that it was acquiring Stylehive, an online site focused on fashion and beauty. As part of that move, the firm created a parent firm called Curatemedia (www.curatemedia.com),
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Friday, January 18, 2008
Generally these are oriented around: Niches & Content Oriented Networks You see all kinds of niche networks coming up. Content is often a defining mechanism to create these networks. However, this will also start to go into lots of niches around particular kinds of content. Last Saturday, I was a panelist at the CalTech - Social Networks event. It was a really good event with lots of interesting folks in attendance.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
I personally think the content provided at the old school event providers is often very high quality. A while ago I posted about Secret for Networking at Events - Prenetworking where I recommended that people should look at who's attending the event prior to going to the event in order to make their networking more effective. I've received a lot of positive feedback on the post.
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Monday, September 22, 2008
The main things I like to look at are new versus return visitors, top content pages, what pages are causing bounces, etc. Content creation?
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September 18th, 2008 at 8:00 am
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Analysis on viral marketing, user experience, game design, and online ads
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Sunday, November 23, 2008
Michael Arrington – undeniably the hardest worker, obsessive about his product and content
Is there a difference between tech startups in Silicon Valley vs. Los Angeles? Most emphatically, Yes !
I’ve
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Recycle your content
Repackaging your content can be an easy way to start bringing in revenue. (Can’t see video? Try it on YouTube.)
When Bob Dunlap of ClickBank told me that one of his clients made $500,000 last year selling an ebook about how to attract humming birds to your home, I had to interview him.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Usually these are "quick reads" and sort of a mix between a story in the LA Times and Food and Wine, but the content in this one was particularly fascinating and alarming at the same time. The total number of IPOs is six for 2008 per the article and no "tech ones" since Valentine's Day? Here in 2008 it is around $130. I was reading the daily Venture Wire blurb last Friday. The last IPO this year was on March 19 th .
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Drupal is an open source content management system (CMS)Â and also a content management framework. So, those who know me might be asking why I was at Drupal Camp , or, more importantly, what exactly is Drupal camp. In a discussion about the hot CMS’, three are at the top of the pile, Drupal, WordPress and Joomla . One of the really great things
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Monday, December 15, 2008
Los Angeles-based maniaTV, which develops video content for the web, said today that it has hired six new executives at the firm. According to the firm, it has hired on Daniel Paul as VP of Business Develompent, Michael Klein as VP of Sales, Chris Sniffen as National Sales Director, Steven Przybylowski as Director of Content Operations, Andrea Chu as Director of Content Distrbution, and Ron Lucero as Director of Software and Website Development. Paul joins from Joost; Klein from National Lampoon; Sniffen from JumpTV and NBC; Przybylowski from G4TV, Chu from Paramount Pictures, and Lucero from Disne
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
San Diego-based RoyaltyShare said this morning it will be developing a new system for tracking limited downloads and interactive streaming. According to RoyaltyShare, it will be rolling out a platform which tracks and automates the tracking of music subscriptions and streaming, based on the recent agreement by the music industry on revenue sharing for streamed music. RoyaltyShare that the platform is currently under development and will be available in Q4.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
The virtual worlds haven't really kept pace on how end user content has driven the growth of the web. We have a marketplace to share content, and one of our explicit goals is to foster entrepreneurship on the platform and network, allowing people to sell their creations via the marketplace. Today, San Diego-based Metaplace (www.metaplace.com), which develops virtual world software, is announcing a funding round from Charles River Ventures, Crescendo Ventures, and high profile investors Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. We spoke with Raph Koster, the firm's CEO and founder, about
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