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The Ballmer Era ends

September 29, 2013Businessamazon, aQuantive, Bill Gates, Bing, CEO, cloud computing space, cloud services, Dow Jones Industrial Average, e-reader, enterprise search products, enterprise software world, Facebook, Fast Search, GE, Google, IBM, iPhone, Jack Welch, Kinect, klout, Lou Gerstner, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile phones, MSNBC, Nintendo, Nokia, Nook Media, Office, operating system, Pocket PC, radical new products, Samsung, search engine, Skype, Smartphone, smartphones, social media activity, software industry, Sony, Steve Ballmer, Steve Jobs, strong player, Surface, technology sector, Windows, Windows Azure, Windows Azure cloud services, Windows Live Messenger, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Yahoo, Zune

Steve Ballmer retires. What does his legacy look like?

T-mobile will force you to do the math to see if new phones are worth it.

How much is a user worth?

September 1, 2013BusinessAndroid, ARPU, Average revenue per user, Blog hosting services, digital media, Facebook, Google, Internet space, LinkedIn, LTV, mobile devices, Motorola, online advertising, search users, social media, Web 2.0, World Wide Web, Yahoo

How much do investors price users at?

Tumblr the new Geocities

Is Tumblr the new Geocities?

May 19, 2013BusinessGeocities, Tumblr, Yahoo

Yahoo is looking to acquire a user-generated site, Tumblr. It sounds familiar.

Broadband Monopoly

No more monopolies

June 9, 2012BusinessAccess, Altavista, amazon, Amazon.com, Android, AOL, Apple, Apple Inc., Barnes & Noble, Bing, Cloud clients, Comcast, Danger, Danger sidekick phone, device, eBay, Entertainment, ereader devices, Facebook, Google, HBO, HP, Hulu, in-app payment systems, information, Internet search engines, iPhone, ITunes Store, kindle, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, monopoly, MySpace, netflix, Nokia, online presence, online space, online store, Paypal, Pinterest, Real Networks, Search, single player to control all areas, smartphones, social, social networking space, transaction, Twitter, Wal-Mart, Web 2.0, Windows Player, wireless phone ones, World Wide Web, Yahoo, YouTube

Why monopolies may no longer exist in the online space.

How to get ahead in business without really lying

May 5, 2012Businessactivist, Asia, banking, behavior, CEO, co-founder, Dan Loeb, Deception, Esther Dyson, Judicial Event, Keepskor, Lie, lying, Messenger, Scott Thomson, Social psychology, team player, technology industry, technology world, World Wide Web, Yahoo

The CEO of Yahoo lied. But sadly, it’s not that uncommon.

A nuclear mushroom cloud

I killed the Internet

March 3, 2012Politics, Technologya lot of private networks, Access, amazon, Android, AOL, app maker, Apple, AT&T, Bluetooth, Computer law, Culture, democracy, device maker, digital media, Exxon, Facebook, flat-rate online service, General Electrics, Google, GPS, HTML, Human–computer interaction, IBM, Internet Access, internet community, internet resources, Internet Service Providers, Internet technology, Internet There, internet traffic, Internet users, Internet When, internet world, ipad, iPhone, ISP, kindle, law relating, LinkedIn, Microsoft, mobile device, mobile devices, net neutrality, Network neutrality, Open, open internet, open web version, particular online service, path, Photo sharing, Prodigy, Product Release, public internet site, search engine, search engines, silo, silo of Facebook, similar capabilities to what devices, smart phone, Smartphone, social media, social network, society, substantial infrastructure, Tim Berners-Lee, Twitter, web, Web 2.0, web browser, web interface, web server, World Wide Web, Worldnet, Yahoo

Our actions have impact

HTML 5

The state of HTML validation

August 21, 2011Technologyamazon, Baidu, Document Type Declaration, eBay, Facebook, Google Germany, Google India, Google Japan, Google UK, Groupon, HTML, HTML 4.0, HTML 5, HTML5, LinkedIn, Markup languages, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Sina.com., Twitter, United States, UTF-8, validation, XHTML, Yahoo, Yahoo Japan, YouTube, Zynga

What is the state of HTML5 compliance among large sites?

Myth: Money showers for startup success

April 9, 2011BusinessBankruptcy, Brad Feld, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Facebook, Fred Wilson, LinkedIn, Lisp programming language, money, myth, Paul Graham, Private equity, startup, startup myth, Twitter, Yahoo

Startup myth: everyone in a successful startup gets rich

Bright Future

The best time for start-ups — 5 Reasons

July 11, 2010Business, TechnologyAndroid, Apple, bleeding edge technologies, CBS, Digital technology, Disney, dominant player, Energy, entrepreneur, Facebook, Google, HTML, IAC, internet bandwidth, internet companies creation, Internet industry, internet innovation, Internet space, ipad, iPhone, Labor Issues, LG, Media technology, Microsoft, mobile phones, New media, online means, operating system, Scientific revolution, Smartphone, start-up, United States, virtual reality, WAP, web application, web applications, web standards, web-based application, world cup, Yahoo

The teens will be a great era of successful internet companies creation. Here’s why

Business

10 Tech Deals that defined the decade – Part 1

December 8, 2009Business, TechnologyAcquisition, AOL, AOL Weblogs Inc., AT&T, Bankruptcy, Bell System, blogs, Brian Alvey, Business, CEO installed, chief rival, Dow Jones Industrial Average, eBay, Ebay When Ebay, founder, Gizmodo, global player, Google, IBM, In 2005, internet backbone operator, internet backbone operators, Internet infrastructure, Jason Calacanis, Lenovo, local chinese computer manufacturer, MCI, MCI In, Microsoft, Paypal, Paypal for US, Pete Rojas, PwC Consulting, PwC Consulting In, SBC, Search, software manufacturer, Supercomputing in China, technology landscape, telephone, UML Partners, United States, Verizon, weblogs Inc., World Wide Web, Yahoo

What are the 10 technology deals that define the decade between 2000 and 2010. Going in reverse counting order, here are number 10 through 6.