Mon.ki Is Building A Ra...

Prepare for the concept of the address book to be flipped. Today, a startup called mon.ki is launching a new way for you to discover “who you know” by providing that information to you in the context of what you’re viewing. The product, which they’re calling a...

Apple ≠ Sony: Why App...

While I often prefer to watch analysts hoist themselves with their own petard, it’s not often that one dumps out a bit of drivel so short-sighted as George Colony at Forrester. In short, Colony believes that Apple is the next Sony – a desiccated organization that has nothing...

Ditto Picks Up $3 Milli...

The next big thing in fashion e-commerce is a moving target — literally. Ditto , a site that lets users upload videos of themselves to use in trying on eyeglasses, has today announced that it has picked up a $3 million in funding from a group of investors led by August Capital....

WTF Was That “Happy...

Earning calls are super fascinating when you think about it; For multiple hours a quarter we tune in with the thousands of other tech bloggers to dissect the financials of the public companies we spend our lives covering. Here at TC we’ve started calling covering these calls...
Workout Spots Wants To Be The OpenTable For Fitness

Workout Spots Wants To ...

Workout Spots is hoping to bring the oh-so-popular “OpenTable for X” approach to the world of fitness. The goal, as the name implies, is to help people find nearby gyms, and to register for classes at those gyms. The interface is pretty straightforward — you just enter your...

Wajam’s Updated Socia...

Ever since it launched earlier this year, Google’s “ Search Plus Your World ” initiative has been criticized for favoring results from its own social network over those from larger and more popular services like Facebook and Twitter. Even though Google’s focus on...
Rather Than Pay Off Yahoo, Facebook Built A Fortress 1400 Patents Strong

Rather Than Pay Off Yah...

Facebook had a choice to make: With just 56 patents to its name at the start of 2012 it could pay its way out of Yahoo’s infringement lawsuit with gobs of money and remain vulnerable to other patent attacks, or make a long-term investment into an intellectual property portfolio it...
Online Video vs. Music – Different Game, Same Rules

Online Video vs. Music ...

Editor’s note:   Peter Csathy is President & CEO of online video technology company Sorenson Media and is a frequent guest blogger for TechCrunch, as well as his own “Digital Media Update” blog .  Csathy previously was President & COO of online music pioneer...

It’s Not About Instag...

Editor’s note : Guest author   Keith Teare   is General Partner at his incubator   Archimedes Labs   and CEO of just.me . He was a co-founder of TechCrunch. Follow him on Twitter @kteare . It has been more than a week now, but Techmeme today is dominated by Instagram related...

Yahoo Q1 Results: Reven...

Yahoo today reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2012, and after three years of declining annual revenues, the company looks like it may just be on track to stop the streak — or at least slow it down. Yahoo posted first quarter revenue on a GAAP basis of $1.22...

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