• October 27, 2009

YCombinator, Twitter team up

Incubator extends funding deadline. Startups to get priority access to Twitter stream, personnel

• October 27, 2009

Use Google Voice, keep your old phone number

Though it won't come with all the features, Google Voice is now usable with users' current numbers

• October 27, 2009

Is it time for private company marketplaces?

Vator Box takes a look at SharesPost, an online marketplace to trade private company shares

• October 26, 2009

The DVR vs Internet video

The DVR is what every Internet-based TV delivery device or service aims to be when they grow up

• October 26, 2009

Facebook Share gets a counter and analytics

Upgraded widget now reports useful interaction data to Web developers

• October 26, 2009

Netflix on way to PS3

Sony and Netflix announce partnership, another step towards Internet television

• October 26, 2009

Be relentless; don't compromise; be thrifty

Foundation Capital's Charles Moldow offers advice to entrepreneurs

• October 26, 2009

Watercooler raises $5.5 million

New funds help Watercooler deliver fantasy sports to social networking sites

• October 23, 2009

Facebook introduces a real-time Live Feed

In addition to the News Feed, users can now check a Live Feed for the most up-to the minute updates

• October 23, 2009

Mozilla Raindrop to absorb Web conversations

From the team that developed Thunderbird comes a new messaging application designed for an open Web

• October 23, 2009

Email Being Replaced by Social Networks?

A response to the Wall Street Journal post, "Why Email No Longer Rules"

• October 22, 2009

AOL secretly plotting content platform

Tim Armstrong reveals plans to help New York create content designed for new distribution realities.

• October 22, 2009

Web 2.0: What do teens want?

A panel of teenagers sat on stage to discuss social networking, search, digital music and more

• October 22, 2009

Dailymotion raises $25 million

French video sharing site gets major boost from investors closely related to French government

• October 22, 2009

Web 2.0: Flash everywhere except iPhone

Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe says its Flash technology won't fall to Microsoft's Silverlight