Monthly Archives: May 2007

Ted Murphy is Not Evil

Although Michael Arrington described PayPerPost’s Ted Murphy has the “most evil person in the room” yesterday during his mesh keynote, he is, in fact, a really nice guy. I spent a good chunk of time last night talking to Murphy about PayPerPost’s origins, its business model (they pay bloggers to blog about products and services), [...]
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Calacanis’ New Gig: Mahalo

So Jason Calacanis is back in the start-up game with a human-powered search engine called Mahalo. First impressions: it reminds me of the early days of Yahoo when its search engine index was put together manually. The difference is Mahalo wants to build its index through crowd-sourcing. No one could ever accuse Calacanis being shy [...]
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My Chat with Craigslist’s Jim Buckmaster

After getting to enjoy most of mesh yesterday (I only had to moderate one panel), I’ll be in the hot-seat this morning when I do a keynote chat with Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster. In so many ways, Craigslist is a fascinating phenomenon: a business plan that could easily generate tens of millions of additional dollars [...]
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mesh Day One

What a day – fantastic! Lots of great keynotes and panels, amazing energy. The highlight for me was a panel “Digital Blinders – Are We an Inch Wide and a Mile Deep” that was so deep intellectually, insightful and thought-provoking, my brain started to hurt. When I’ve collected my thoughts and get a few hours [...]
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Open Source Energy Savings

Now, this is cool: Austin Hill and Ron Dembo of Zerofootprint are launching a program called Dark Green PC that will use open-source software that people will install on their computers to reduce the amount of energy consumed. At the mesh conference, Hill said the key to making Dark Green a success is making it [...]
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A New Buyer’s in Town

Wow – CBS is buying Last.fm for $280-million – days after it confirmed its purchase of Wallstrip. I guess there’s yet another suitor for all those Web 2.0 entrepreneurs to dream about other than Google, News Corp., Microsoft, Yahoo and eBay.
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