Company & Product Profiles Archives

• Verisign’s Personal Identity Portal Is Half Way To Password Bliss (14 comments)
• The Truth Behind Liveplace’s Photo-Realistic 3D World And OTOY’s Rendering Engine (24 comments)
• This Week on CrunchBoard (1 comment)
• Songbird Releases Beta of Web-Integrated Media Player (22 comments)
• Jackson Fish Market Does It Again With Another Beautifully Useless App (18 comments)
• Ten Startups Debut At TechStars Demo Day (28 comments)
• OpenSocial Now Reaches 350 Million Users, And Growing (20 comments)
• Intel And Yahoo Want To Bring Widgets (And The Internet) To Your TV (25 comments)
• Social Median Disregards 75 Years Of Securities Regulations With Sale Of Stock On Twitter (104 comments)
• UserPlane Founder Peels Away From AOL To Found New Startup Tsavo (21 comments)
• Make Perfect iPhone Mockups (We Can’t Help With The Actual App) (18 comments)
• Peter Thiel Joins TechCrunch50 for a One-On-One Interview (7 comments)
• Palm Releases Treo Pro (19 comments)
• eBay: The Doldrum Years (77 comments)
• JustHackIt: It’s Like a Dating Site For Hackers (30 comments)
• TripAdvisor Invests In Vacation-Home Review Site FlipKey (20 comments)
• YouNoodle In The News (22 comments)
• OpenClip Brings Real Copy And Paste To The iPhone, But It Isn’t The Solution (17 comments)
• Trilliant Raises $40 Million For Work On Smart Power Grid (9 comments)
• Nrme’s Location-Based iPhone App Goes Live. But Will Anyone Use It? (28 comments)
• Songsterr: A Flash Guitar Tab Player That Might Rock, Someday (35 comments)
• WSJ Creates BlackBerry App, Opens Some Previously Paid Content. (19 comments)
• Real Estate Sites Are Holding Up, Despite The Housing Slump. Some (Trulia) Better Than Others (Zillow). (50 comments)
• CrunchGear Featured Review: Meastro Dobel Diamond Tequila (12 comments)
• Microspaces: Playing With Nested GUIs (22 comments)
• No, Tim. We’re Not As Bad As The New York Times (114 comments)
• Google Sinks $10 Million Into New Geothermal Technologies (27 comments)
• Google Tops Website Customer Satisfaction Index (32 comments)
• Android Video Walk-Through (17 comments)
• Apple Is Flailing Badly At The Edges (288 comments)
• NewsCred Goes Public With Credibility-Based News Source (29 comments)
• EngrishFunny Is Newest Site In Lolcats Empire (48 comments)
• 3Jam Offers Refuge For Abandoned Twitter Users (14 comments)
• Yahoo Buzz Opens Doors To Everyone (47 comments)
• Friendster Launches Support For OpenSocial Apps (17 comments)
• Poll Everywhere Asks The Crowd To Spice Up PowerPoint Presentations (31 comments)
• In Anticipation Of An Actual Phone, Android Releases A New SDK (31 comments)
• Japan’s Kao Chekki (Face Check) Proves That Vanity Apps Know No Boundaries (13 comments)
• FCC Greenlights First Android Phone (HTC Dream) (33 comments)
• Google Uses YouTube To Try To Rally Public Support For WiFi 2.0 (24 comments)
• Del.izzy Does What Del.icio.us Won’t: Search The Full Text Of Your Bookmarks (31 comments)
• Redesigning For A Reason: Towards Better Conversion Rates (50 comments)
• Jitterbit: An Open Source Project That Bridges Data Gaps (16 comments)
• Pouring Our Heart Into TechCrunch50 (45 comments)
• I Don’t Understand Y Combinator Hate (77 comments)
• Yearbook Yourself For A Good Laugh (41 comments)
• SportsFanLive: It’s Like Netvibes For Sports (50 comments)
• Sharemo: How Japanese people share used stuff using their cell phones (26 comments)
• Perhaps Pandora Must Be Our Sacrificial Lamb (177 comments)
• CNN Doesn’t Include Spoiler Alert In Tweets, Twitter Users Say It Ruined Olympics (95 comments)
• Android And The Internet Of Things (33 comments)
• Mobage-town: Japan’s Biggest Mobile-Only Social Network (26 comments)
• The State of WordPress 2008: Awesome Growth (69 comments)
• Workstir To Build A Sort Of Yelp/Craigslist Hybrid (38 comments)
• Great Review Site For iPhone Apps (49 comments)
• Fixing Video with Photographs (25 comments)
• Our Weekend Social Experiment (70 comments)
• Six Apart To Relaunch Blogs.com As Yet Another Blog Directory (Screenshots) (33 comments)
• Bigfoot Discovery Unveiled In Palo Alto (161 comments)
• Four New Experts — Henry Blodget, Josh Kopelman, Tim O’Reilly, Robert Scoble Join TechCrunch50 (25 comments)
• Picwing Debuts Their Social Digital Picture Frame (54 comments)
• Last.FM Needs More Than A Redesign To Catch Up To Imeem (52 comments)
• Google Turns On AdSense For Feeds (38 comments)
• CG Presents the Robotic Fish: The Best Thing You’ll See All Day (13 comments)
• T-Mobile Is Dreaming Of Android Riches. And It Might Have To Keep Dreaming. (91 comments)
• Confirmed: William Shatner Loves TechCrunch (70 comments)
• Confirmed: AOL Acquires FriendFeed Competitor Socialthing (32 comments)
• Yahoo Rounds Out Its Board With Icahn’s Henchmen (10 comments)
• GotApps Brings Alerts To Apple’s App Store (22 comments)
• Flixwagon Matches Qik With 3G iPhone Service, Apple Still MIA (15 comments)
• Microsoft Turns Super Awesome TouchWall Into Super Snoozy PowerPoint Plugin (41 comments)
• Twitter Is Down… The Street (48 comments)
• Y Combinator’s Demo Day Summer 2008 (62 comments)
• Facebook Gets Slapped With Another Lawsuit Over Beacon, Wishes It Could Opt Out (24 comments)
• CO2Stats Compensates For Your Site’s Pollution (43 comments)
• Hello World! AppJet Opens Browser-Based JavaScript School (30 comments)
• Keep It Simple: PhrazIt Offers 30 Character Long Reviews (30 comments)
• HitMeLater: A Snooze Button For Your Email (102 comments)
• Twitter Ends SMS Support In UK; Says Costs Up To $1,000/user/year (78 comments)
• AppStore Developer TapTapTap Publishes Sales Figures (32 comments)
• This Week on CrunchBoard (Comments Off)
• 10 Days of CrunchGear Featured Giveaway: Funny Kippahs (24 comments)
• Wuala Launches Social Grid Storage In Public Beta Tomorrow (36 comments)
• Despite NBC’s Lameness, You Can Get Full Olympics Video On Your Phone. Skyfire Does Silverlight (50 comments)
• Qik Enables Live Video Streaming From 3G iPhone (40 comments)
• Dipity’s Archaeologist Provides Timeline of Digg Articles for any Keyword (12 comments)
• Google Reader Finally Introduces Granular Sharing Control (13 comments)
• Y Combinator To Offer Standardized Funding Legal Docs (77 comments)
• Barack Obama Overtakes Kevin Rose On Twitter. McCain Is Nowhere In Sight. (82 comments)
• Search Geo-Data With Finder. Sneak Peak At GeoCommons (Map) Maker. (17 comments)
• The PR Roadblock On The Road To Blissful Blogging (151 comments)
• Blogging Is Not A Crime (84 comments)
• Facebook Users Get More Control Over Feeds (50 comments)
• VC Firm Subpoenas TheFunded For Negative Review (66 comments)
• Yahoo Fire Eagle Launches Geo-Location Platform To The Public (47 comments)
• If You Are A TechCrunch Reader Outside of California, Raise Your Hand. (406 comments)
• Hollywood Goes Silicon Valley – Joss Whedon, Stan Rogow, Les Morgenstein and Chris Henchy at TechCrunch50 (17 comments)
• Disqus 2.0: New Plugin, New Interface, And Local Comment Backup (39 comments)
• Twitter’s 2000-Follow Limit Raises A Ruckus. But How Many People Can You Seriously Watch Anyway? (53 comments)
• Text Your Amazon And Netflix Requests With Kwiry (16 comments)
• Facebook Is Not Only The World’s Largest Social Network, It Is Also The Fastest Growing (136 comments)
• The Much Anticipated DataCase Launches: Turn the iPhone Into A Wireless Drive (56 comments)
• MOG Launches Ad Network, Rick Rubin Joins Board (32 comments)
• LivePlace To Launch Photo-Realistic Virtual World Rendered In The Cloud (181 comments)
• New CEO For YuMe, The Ad Company You Should Know About But Don’t (19 comments)
• Systemwide GMail Outage (224 comments)
• Nesting: A PageFlakes For Moms (31 comments)
• Those Kindle Estimates Keep Going Up. (40 comments)
• DEMO v. TechCrunch50 Takes A Nasty Turn With Charges Of Plagiarism (109 comments)
• AirBed And Breakfast Takes Pad Crashing To A Whole New Level (76 comments)
• CrunchGear Turns Two, Gives Away Lots of Gadgetry (22 comments)
• iPhone Apps: One Month And 60 Million Downloads Later. But Not One Of Them Is A Killer App (76 comments)
• The Noncompete Ruling Won’t Change Anything, Anywhere (30 comments)
• Why Twitter Hasn’t Failed: The Power Of Audience (110 comments)
• Facebook’s Redundant Ad Rating System (56 comments)
• Does Google Have An Organic Growth Problem? (63 comments)
• CBS Interactive To Change Its Colors. And Cnet Tests A New Design With Blogs Top And Center. (31 comments)
• Japan’s super-advanced mobile web: Too unique to serve as a global blueprint? (80 comments)
• How To Demo Your Startup (174 comments)
• Facebook Security Advice: Never Ever Enter Your Passwords On Another Site, Unless We Ask You To (40 comments)
• The Perks Of Being The MySpace CEO Include, Apparently, Paris Hilton (116 comments)
• Yahoo And Google Now Let You Opt Out Of Ads (Because It’s Better Than Letting You Opt In) (72 comments)
• Thank You TechCrunch Sponsors (Comments Off)
• AOL Budget Cuts Continue: Propeller Sheds Some Employees (26 comments)
• Stitcher Launches Personalized Radio iPhone App In Private Beta (16 comments)
• Apple Considers Streaming Media from iTunes to iPhone (14 comments)
• Elevator Pitch Friday: InChairTV (Movies At The Dentist’s) (27 comments)
• Is the IPO Window Opening Up Again? A123 Systems Files (19 comments)
• The Rise and Fall of Twitter (210 comments)
• Rackspace Tests The IPO Waters Today; Settles For Half The Price It Was Hoping For (28 comments)
• Facebook Responds To Security Issue With A Hope And A Prayer (34 comments)
• The Record Industry’s Digital Distribution Plan (TotalMusic) Comes Back From the Dead (41 comments)
• comScore: Facebook And MySpace Still Lagging In Japan (14 comments)
• Elaborate Facebook Worm Virus Spreading (73 comments)
• TuneWiki: Android’s iPhone-Like Media Player That May Become The Platform’s Standard (17 comments)
• Facebook To Give Developers A New Set of Metrics (5 comments)
• Google Makes Brazil Center of Latin American Operations (42 comments)
• Glam’s Not-So-Pretty, BFF Approach To Pushing Its ComScore Numbers Higher (44 comments)
• Twitterfone Releases Full Audio Interface For Twitter (34 comments)
• Some Mashups Harnessing The Power Of Yahoo’s BOSS (23 comments)
• I Want My iPhone TV (19 comments)
• Google’s Ad Network, Now With Double the Cookies (37 comments)
• Regator, The Social Blog Aggregator, Launches To The Public (35 comments)
• Cloud Computing Q and A with Dave Girouard, President of Google Enterprise (5 comments)
• Most iPhone Apps Are Failing To Leverage The Network Effect (44 comments)
• How Much Will Your Startup Be Worth In Three Years? Go Find Out. (80 comments)
• Jajah Launches Instant Chinese/English Voice Translation (38 comments)
• Video Chat Service TokBox Raises $10 Million From Bain (17 comments)
• Y Combinator’s Popcuts Pays You To Find Good New Music (56 comments)
• Show Your Boss What You’ve Done All Day with ididwork (98 comments)
• Snowl: Unified Messaging In Your (Firefox) Browser (22 comments)
• Digg Debuts Its First Firefox 3 Extension (20 comments)
• Wikia Evolution To Help Suck Search Data From Google, Yahoo (18 comments)
• Search Challenges Email As Most Popular Daily Online Activity (21 comments)
• Google Finds a Buyer For Performics in France (Publicis) (15 comments)
• mloovi translates RSS feeds into 24 languages (20 comments)
• Social Travel Site TripSay Opens Up To The Public (26 comments)
• Yahoo Vote Recount Shows How Close Yang And Bostock Were To Being Ousted From The Board (23 comments)
• The World’s First Luxury iPhone App: $999.99 of Pure Bliss (66 comments)
• An Evolving Cultural Curiosity: We Need A Fake Follow (100 comments)
• Google Expands Trend Tracking With “Insights For Search” (37 comments)
• TicketStumbler Aggregates Secondary Ticket Search (55 comments)
• MySpace To Offer Official Web Portal For Presidential Debates (14 comments)
• ToAnswer: Twitter Meets Yahoo Answers (40 comments)
• Google Enterprise Hits 20,000 Customers; Launches Revved Up Search Appliance (17 comments)
• Going Back to School: Picking Up Where Facebook Left Off (43 comments)
• The MySpace Music CEO Candidate Shortlist (12 comments)
• 900 Start-ups, 3 New Experts, and 3 New Partners… (16 comments)
• The Global Reach Of The First Million 3G iPhones (35 comments)
• LaunchBox Unleashes Its First Nine Startups (55 comments)
• YouLicense Gets $1 Million For Online Music Licensing (15 comments)
• DailyCandy Bought by Comcast for $125 Million (23 comments)
• Qik Launches Support For iPhones Running Old Firmware (38 comments)
• The (Highly Controversial) YouNoodle Startup Valuation Predictor Is Coming (81 comments)
• Yahoo Adds Shortcuts To Olympic Data In Search (25 comments)
• Vudu to Offer Adult Content from AVN (16 comments)
• With MobileMe, Apple Bites Off More Than It Can Chew (29 comments)
• Computer Attack Disguised As Twitter Spam (26 comments)
• Rocketboom Inks Seven-Figure Distribution Deal With Sony (38 comments)
• Flypaper Raises $3.5 Million For Interactive Presentations (36 comments)
• ChaCha Cuts Pay Rate In Half, Prepares For Implosion (53 comments)
• The Viral Video Guy Gets $1 Million In Funding (29 comments)
• Another Google Exec Departs To Run Another Social Network: Kimber To Friendster (32 comments)
• New Sonos Gear is Smaller, Cooler (9 comments)
• WePlay Scores $8.6 Million In Series B (20 comments)
• Jobvite Cherry Picks Yahoo AMP Director of Engineering (11 comments)
• Adaptive Path Releases Aurora To “Inspire And Engage” Community (62 comments)
• This Week on CrunchBoard (Comments Off)
• Sick of the Garage? Rofo Finds Office Space For Startups (34 comments)
• Google Takes On Mechanical Turk With Translation Center (47 comments)
• TechCrunch Event In Austin – 200 Tickets Now Available (43 comments)
• All It Takes To Inflate Your FeedBurner Numbers Is a Netvibes Account (85 comments)
• 15 Year Old Entrepreneur Launches Teens In Tech (187 comments)
• WebVet, The “WebMD for Pets”, Launches (45 comments)
• Yahoo Boss Is So Open, It Runs on Google’s App Engine (71 comments)
• Time Warner Ready To Unload AOL In Pieces. But At What Price? (24 comments)
• Social.FM in the Deadpool (22 comments)
• Foxconn Building 800,000 iPhones A Week (113 comments)
• Meet The TechCrunch Summer Interns (95 comments)
• Taking social networks abroad - Why MySpace and Facebook are failing in Japan (142 comments)
• How Close Were Glam And Revolution Health To Merging? (31 comments)
• Preventing Crime With Tech: The Newark Experiment (60 comments)
• One Year Later: FeedBurner Gains Google Server Power (26 comments)
• Sitemeter Kills Thousands Of Sites For IE Users (37 comments)
• Mobile Web Wars Videos: Does Anybody Care About Android? (60 comments)
• Another Personalized News Site Bites The Dust (32 comments)
• Obama Campaign Launches Document Archive On Scribd (23 comments)
• Put Your Game Face On And Plant Some Trees With SGN (9 comments)
• CrunchBase in CrunchBar and Thanks to All Our Sponsors (4 comments)
• Welcome to Web 3.0: Now Your Other Computer is a Data Center (46 comments)
• Shelfari and LibraryThing: Awkward Bookends To AbeBooks-Amazon Deal (18 comments)
• Suddenly, AOL Loves Lifestreaming; Buys Socialthing! (79 comments)
• We Know How Many Kindles Amazon Has Sold: 240,000 (143 comments)
• Time Warner Nixes Jonathan Miller’s Appointment To Yahoo Board. Pokes Potential AOL Buyer In the Eye. (30 comments)
• iPhone Tethering Returns To Apple’s App Store (63 comments)
• US Lawmakers Look to Permaban Cell Phones In-flight (17 comments)
• Amazon To Acquire AbeBooks, And With It A Stake In LibraryThing (45 comments)
• Reports of Usenet’s Death Are Greatly Exaggerated (16 comments)
• Skyfire Brings Full Browser Experience To Nokia S60 Phones (200 Private Beta Invites) (43 comments)
• Yahoo Turns Yelp, Yahoo Local and LinkedIn SearchMonkey Apps On In Search (53 comments)
• Tethering Briefly Comes To The iPhone, Tempers Flare (49 comments)
• Tap Tap Revenge Approaches 1 Million Users, Music Industry Takes Notice (41 comments)
• NBC Launches On-Demand Olympic Coverage In HD (60 comments)
• Philip Rosedale Doesn’t See Browser-Based Virtual Worlds As A Threat to Second Life. Is He In Denial? (74 comments)
• GumGum Rethinks Its Approach. Drops Flash (28 comments)
• New Recommendation System = 40 Percent More Diggs (21 comments)
• Wikinvest Gives the World Embeddable, Interactive Stock Charts (35 comments)
• Having Won his Board Seats, Icahn Decides To Skip Yahoo Shareholder Meeting (15 comments)
• Delicious 2.0 Launches. Really. It Totally Launched. (141 comments)
• SEC To Recognize Corporate Blogs as Public Disclosure. Can We Now Kill the Press Release? (59 comments)
• Kleiner Perkins’ iFund Invests In Stealth Gaming Startup ngmoco (9 comments)
• Wordscraper Hurts My Eyes (47 comments)
• LG Releases Blu-ray Player with Netflix Streaming (16 comments)
• Dr. Horrible Not So Horrible, And It’s Now On Hulu (Update: And International) (44 comments)
• Flickr Co-Founder Caterina Fake Joins New Startup, Hunch (41 comments)
• Google To Launch Venture Fund (39 comments)
• Socialmedian Brings A New Take On News Filtering (24 comments)
• Nokia Plunks Another $150 Million Into Venture Fund (15 comments)
• Yahoo Exec Makes Yuil: Looks Like Cuil, With Better Results (111 comments)
• Call your Twitter pals with Phweet (17 comments)
• Zorap Launches Drag-and-Drop Media Sharing, Conferencing (13 comments)
• Google Acquires Omnisio To Spice Up YouTube (120 comments)
• Create Your Own Free SMS Campaign With Tagga (62 comments)
• Labmeeting: A Social Network For Scientists (54 comments)
• Amazon Rents Out Its Checkout Cart (40 comments)
• Goober Takes Shotgun Approach With IM Client (48 comments)
• Clickable Raises $14.5 Million More For Online Ad Management (28 comments)
• MySpace Announces Five New Senior Execs (Four Of Them Have MySpace Pages) (26 comments)
• Teen Social Network myYearbook Gets $13 Million (41 comments)
• Perspctv: An Election Mashup That Proves Nothing, But Looks Good Doing It (25 comments)
• How To Lose Your Cuil 20 Seconds After Launch (235 comments)
• IBM’s “PENSIEVE” Project to Digitize Business Cards (60 comments)
• 5% Layoffs Rumored At MySpace (Updated - MySpace Clarifies, Says Performance Driven) (37 comments)
• Pair Up! Cucku Lets You Swap Data With A Backup Buddy (40 comments)
• Cloud Computing Test Bed: Live Notes From The Conference Call (25 comments)
• Babbel wins funding, enters crowded language market (