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SideStep Acquires TripUp
By Doug Caverly
SideStep promotes itself as “the traveler’s search engine,” while TripUp is “an interactive travel community.” And as similar as those names and descriptions are, they may soon grow even more alike; SideStep has acquired TripUp.
Pownce: Collaboration From & at the Hip
At first glance, Kevin Rose of Digg's new startup Pownce is Yet Another Status Message Service (YASMS) like Twitter, Jaiku or Plazes. But really, its a collaboration app made for the most modern web. It's bound for adoption because the founders can drive word of mouth and its inherent virality. And perhaps what it does is less important than the three trends it represents.
Who has the Best Startup Blog?
I've been reading startup blogs for as long as there have been startup blogs.
I'm a fan of Joel Spolsky. I'm impressed with his wit and humor. Some of his older stuff was really good, but most of his newer stuff just hasn't struck me in the same way. But, maybe that's just me.
I'm a fan of Paul Graham. I'm impressed with his intelligence and ability to really cover a topic well in a way that makes sense and appeals to my analytical side.
Is 30 Too Old To Be A Web Visionary?
Ah, your Twenties – when your invincibility nearly reaches the heights of your arrogance. How I miss them, when I was certain any moment Oprah would call to recognize my brilliance, and my bedroom had a revolving door.
Big Guys Go Startup Shopping
I’m still trying to recover from the incredible two days that was the mesh conference, and will be posting updates and links to video, blogs, photos and reviews as I come across them, but in the meantime here’s a cross-post from my Globe and Mail blog in which I try to catch up with two of the many tech deals that occurred while I was en-meshed:
Digg Founder Looking at Instant Messaging?
By Andy Beal
Don’t you wish you had “sources familiar with the company”, so you could speculate on new products and acquisitions?
Google Reader Gains Ties To Gmail
By Doug Caverly
Google Reader is taking another step forward, and it’s holding Gmail’s hand as it does so. Thanks to a new feature, users can now “share something you find in Reader with someone who doesn’t use a feed reader at all.”
Joost Snags Big Brands With Ad Deals
Viacom's content distribution partner Joost, founded by the creators of Skype, has inked a number of ad deals with very prominent brands.
Salesforce Launches Startup Incubator
Salesforce launched an incubator for startups. It is a similar proposition to the Socialtext Coworking space, but has a cost for the startup and is structured as a partnership program. A BusinessWeek article interv
Public Google Calendars - Login Credentials
Startup Meme and Chris Pirillo report that quite a few people have made login credentials of theirs public via Google Calendar event descriptions, which can now be found by searching for public events for e.g. “username password”.
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