If you want to get a first and fast look at some of the new startups in Silicon Valley that are showing off over at Startup Camp 5 here is the link to the “speed geeking” sessions where startups have 5 minutes to showcase themselves to small groups that travel from table to table.
The little startup pitches are usually fun and fast paced, and surprisingly you can usually get enough information More»

One of Google’s most brilliant strategies to conquer the online world hasn’t made them more than a trivial amount of revenue and perhaps never will. But they’ll be OK with that, because More»

Time Warner has announced that they’ll be divesting themselves of the substantial stake they have in Time Warner Cable in what Stacy at GigaOm suggests is the beginning of a “Death by 1000 More»

Online voice enabling technology JaJah, which offers ways to integrate phone calls and websites via widgets and other methods, will partner with Yahoo soon in what appears to be a huge deal to voice enable More»

If statistician and author Nassim Nicholas Taleb is right in this Forbes article, we tend to underrate the power of random tinkering and events that are outside of our control with respect to business More»

Twitter quickly moved from internet obscurity to one of a handful of key online social media players. Past concerns over Twitter’s infrastructure and reliability came to a head this week as key More»

Cisco is facing a lawsuit after an employee – who happend to be in charge of Cisco’s Intellectual Property Division – criticized other companies on his personal blog. The companies More»

The Amazon startup contest has video profiles of the seven finalists in their web company contest that helped showcase users of Amazon Web Services (AWS), a very robust technology platform using Amazon’s More»

There is a great summary at Business Week of the remarkable rise and pending potential fall of Silicon Valley’s newspaper – the San Jose Mercury News. BW notes that in many ways the Mercury More»