Looks like Arrington and Scoble have buried the hatchet, over their recent tiff regarding PodTech. Blogwars are boring, I know, but its so funny how easily these things are defused when people actually meet people in person.
Well, I must have missed the newsletter or something — but it seems like TechCrunch launched its database of Web2.0 companies about two weeks ago, with an appropriately/cringeworthy “crunch” like moniker: Crunchbase. And in fact,it may yet be in ’stealth’ as its not officially listed in the TechCrunchNetwork on the TechCrunch home page.
I did notice [...]
… is being propagated by Hugh McLeod, who, once again, has decided to raise the egalitarian “Es Gibt Keine Einliste Es gibt keine A-Liste” (Or, “There is no A-list”, for our non-German reading readers). This issue seems to raise its head every few months, and I am continually flabbergasted that people such as Mr. [...]
In the interests of the “big D”, maybe they should.
Not that its going to be sold — there are lots of folks who think that its going to happen.
For what its worth, I think it makes a lot of sense, from Google’s own desire to organize the world’s information. GrandCentral allows users to have a central phone number, but it also allows users to [...]
Probably because the bloggers who are doing it aren’t aware of the kind of connections that are made.
I usually love meeting bloggers in person. For me, certainly, its a chance to talk about things that I rarely get a chance to talk about with friends in my own social circle — and I think my wife has heard my crackpot theories about Digg about once too many times. But as [...]
