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Details For Tonight’s 3rd Annual TechCrunch Meet-Up At August Capital

We look forward to seeing you tonight at the 3rd Annual August Capital Meet-Up (the pictures are from last year’s event). Details on the event are below. If you are attending, things kick off at 5:30, right after the Mobile Wars round table across the street. Attendees: please remember to tag your photos and videos [...]

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Mobile Web Wars Starts In Two Hours

If you want to know where the mobile Web is going, join me here at 3PM PT for the live video stream of our Mobile Web Wars Roundtable The mobile Web is finally here and developers have to choose what platform they want to bet on. Do they go with Apple’s beautiful walled garden, [...]

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Exact reasons why I won't be at the TechCrunch party tomorrow

I had promised I would explain myself on this issue. As the entire World is converging for the TechCrunch party, I can see this by the number of people who email me to meet there, I won't be here for...

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Duncan Riley on The Inquisitr, Leaving TechCrunch, and Blogging

Duncan Riley is the man behind The Inquisitr, a former TechCrunch blogger, founder of The Blog Herald, and a lot more. This should be an interesting interview, right?

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Dr. Randy Pausch, Carnegie Mellon CS professor, Dead at 47

Noted Computer Science professor Randy Pausch passed away today after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Dr. Pausch was a founder of the Entertainment Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon University and worked on the Alice program, an animated educational system for high school and college students. It’s not difficult to find educators in CS [...]

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TechCrunch Euro Tour - Amsterdam meetup wrap, and more to come

Tuesday this week we had the Amsterdam TechCrunch meetup, the last city in the Summer TechCrunch Euro Tour before I kick off again in September. In just over a month and a half I tracked down startups in Pari s, Berlin, Warsaw, Rome, Dublin, Istanbul, Athens, Barcelona, Zurich and now Amsterdam, not including the TechCrunch Pitch! [...]

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Surprise! Google Says The Web Is Really, Really Big

Google has announced that its search index, which chronicles the vast majority of the internet, has hit a major milestone: 1 trillion unique URLS. That’s 1,000,000,000,000 pages - more than twice as many as there are stars in the Milky Way. The index has grown exponentially since Google first launched. In 1998, the site [...]

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Michael Arrington on Charlie Rose: This guy knows iPhone

Our own Michael Arrington joins Wired’s Steven Levy and the Wall Street Journal’s Walt Mossberg on last night’s Charlie Rose show. Most of the discussion was on the iPhone 3G and how Apple continues to turn the mobile world on it’s head. At the end of the discussion the trio also talk about Yahoo’s [...]

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Live Search in Facebook

Exciting announcement for the Live Search guys, we’ve signed a deal with Facebook that will see us power their search capability and provide advertising on Facebook.com. Nice! Microsoft Press Room TechCrunch Reaction Live Side Reaction

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Amazon, Apple may back MySpace Music

The upcoming MySpace Music service may ultimately be run by another major online music store, say alleged sources for TechCrunch. The social networking site is described as most likely picking Amazon MP3 to handle the commerce behind the store but i...

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More AOL Cost-Cutting: Dumping Properties; Cutting Back On Blogs (TWX)

AOL is "sunsetting" (i.e. killing or trying to sell) some of its underperforming units, including Bluestring, Xdrive, AOL Pictures and MyMobile. TechCrunch has the memo , issued last week, by EVP Kevin Conroy, who oversees the company's product group. Conroy's unit will now focus on projects like its Truveo video search, though PaidContent notes that Tim Tuttle, who ran Truveo before AOL acquired...

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AOL to Shutter Several Underperforming Services

New York - Unable to find its niche in the personal media space, AOL (NYSE: TWX) plans to shutter its Bluestring media sharing, Xdrive online storage and AOL Pictures photo services, TechCrunch reported, citing an internal company e-mail. "With two quarters behind us, it is fair to say that results across the AOL products team have been mixed," wrote Kevin Conroy, an executive vice president at AOL,...

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Amazon, Apple may back MySpace Music

The upcoming MySpace Music service may ultimately be run by another major online music store, say alleged sources for TechCrunch. The social networking site is described as most likely picking Amazon MP3 to handle the commerce behind the store but is also said to be entertaining offers from other companies, including Apple and RealNetworks. No co...

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AOL gussies up for potential sale, but who’s buying?

AOL is shutting down XDrive, AOL Pictures and other properties in a belt tightening move that may indicate the company is setting itself up to be sold. The larger question: Who will buy AOL from Time Warner? According to a memo posted by TechCrunch, AOL executive vice president Kevin Conroy outlined a reorg that sunsetted some [...]

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