Monthly Archives: January 2007
What’s Up With Skype?
What’s happened to Skype recently? When I call someone, they frequently can’t hear me or the call drops and then goes live again, or it drops completely. All the people who have experienced the same problems use a high-speed cable … Continue reading
Kaboose Picks Up Bubbleshare
Well, it turns out the buyer of Bubbleshare isn’t News Corp. Instead, it’s Toronto-based Kaboose Inc., which is buying the photo-sharing service for $2.25-million to strengthen it’s position as “the biggest independent, family-focused online media company in North America”. (That’s … Continue reading
Digging Into Digg
In the wake of my Web 2.0 business model post yesterday, I’ve been thinking some more about Digg: Digg the cool service vs. Digg the business. To be honest, I’m not a huge Digg user, although I just installed the … Continue reading
When’s the Firefox IPO?
If you thought Firefox – the Web browser – was doing well, check out the organization behind, the non-profit Mozilla Foundation, which reported via CEO Mitchell Baker’s blog it made a profit of $44.7-million in 2005. Most of the $52.9-million … Continue reading
2007: Year of the Business Model?
There was no doubt that 2006 was a wonderful year for anyone into Web 2.0 (See Michael Arrington’s favorites list and Dion Hinchcliffe’s Best 2006 Web 2.0 software list) and there was plenty of venture capital thrown at some of … Continue reading
Anyone Know…..
- why the media, entrepreneurs and investors are obsessed with out-Googling Google? Is there any way this pursuit can be achieved? – why Ecto suddenly stopped playing nice with WordPress when it comes to posting images? – an easy to … Continue reading
