• January 27, 2010

Twitter now lists local trending topics

Following last week's Suggested Users List update, microblogging king brings another useful tool

• January 27, 2010

Smaato on serving a global mobile ad network

Harald Neidhardt, founder of Smaato, tries to find local ads for a global audience

• January 26, 2010

Virtual goods starting to catch on

Report shows virtual goods revenues to reach $1.6 bln in the US in 2010

• January 26, 2010

No more texting for truckers and bus drivers

U.S. government bans text messaging while driving a truck or bus

• January 26, 2010

Can the iTablet rescue print media?

Mainstream Media is hoping Steve Jobs can pull an iTunes for Newspapers and save a dying industry.

• January 26, 2010

Kyte launches Console 2.0

Designed specifically for needs of growing clients which include MTV, VH1, ABC and more

• January 26, 2010

Synonyms, search and SEO

Or the “picture” vs. “photo” duel

• January 26, 2010

Facebook: the largest mobile social network?

Mobile Twitter growth in 2009 astonishing, but Facebook still rules Web 2.0

• January 25, 2010

SoundCloud and HypeMachine partner up

Looking to help artists and bloggers by detecting SoundCloud player across blogs

• January 25, 2010

Tag the Super Bowl on Twitter with #SB44

NFL employing Twitter and Flickr to highlight fan experiences of the year's largest sporting event

• January 25, 2010

Better Place secures $350 million

Startup looking to power the worlds electric vehicles

• January 25, 2010

Friends use the same phone service together

Understanding your customers friends can go a long way to better customer retention

• January 25, 2010

Video startups aren't an easy sell

Super angel Jeff Clavier shares his investment philosophy around video ventures, specifically Vidly

• January 25, 2010

Mimecast raises £13 million to manage emails

New funding from Index Ventures and Dawn Capital to expand R&D and market presence

• January 25, 2010

Facebook's move and privacy norms

It's in Facebook's interest to force people into being public