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With London the official Facebook capital, the UK's appetite for social networking is far from sated - but why do all our best web start-ups, such as Bebo and Last.fm, head stateside? Bobbie Johnson reports
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Using blogs to manage projects - CIO Asia
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Cradle's Entrepreneurs Pitch Ideas To Local And Global Investors - Bernama
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Start-ups gird for a long haul - Boston Globe
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How one company got outside money—and still kept control - Wall Street Journal
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From Enron to Bear Stearns - Business Spectator
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MyBlogLog founder to unveil new Web 2.0 service (CNET)
The founder of the social network for bloggers, which sold to Yahoo last year, plans to launch a new company called Gnip.
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Putting Some Sex Appeal into Venture Capital - New York Times Blogs
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Lining up to take their shot - Chicago Tribune
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Zivity marks a sexy new chapter in venture capital investing (Market Watch)
NEW YORK -- Venture capital got a bit sexier this week. Perhaps a tad more controversial, too.
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Oracle Finally Says ‘’See Ya’’ to ‘’Siebel’’ for On Demand CRM (destinationCRM)
Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 have been driving innovations in how users access their CRM solutions -- relying on hosted models, Web browsers, and semi-connected application functionality. At the same time, many CRM offerings enable users to take advantage of the latest in social networking.
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Balderton Capital to Sell its Stake in Bebo - Earthtimes
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HarperCollins Deploys Web 2.0 Initiatives for Narnia With 'Read It … - PR Newswire (press rele
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Threadless uses member input to design personalized clothing (Daily Nebraskan)
"Web 2.0" is a phrase that's bandied about quite a bit as a way to describe the phenomenon of community-based, highly social Web. It was coined in 2005 as a moniker for sites such as Facebook, MySpace, Wikipedia and other sites reliant on user input and interactivity instead of mere surfing.
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Experience!Tech 2008: Canada/US event at MaRS spotlights trends … - Canada NewsWire (press release
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The Canadian-born, U.S.-headquartered MDC Partners has acquired a majority stake in Capital C and Kenna, two Toronto-area agencies.
GigPark announced on August 24th, that they had been purchased by the Yellow Pages. Hey Noah, congratulations to you and the team there. The Ontario government is doing something truly unique and laudable says John Albright of JLA Ventures. Last week Ontario's Ministry of Research and Innovation announced a new $205-million fund to help stimulate the province's early-stage ventures. According to a University of Laval Professor, Canada's Labour Sponsor Funds kill innovation rather than create it. Read the press release here. MediaScrape lands new venture round of $3.2 million. Chris Dingle has been appointed President and Chief Technology Officer. Mr. Dingle was the founding CTO of 24/7 Real Media which sold recently to WPP for $637 million. University Technologies International (UTI) - IGNITE - announces the closing of two first-round financings for two IGNITE companies, Profero Energy Inc. and Circle Cardiovascular Imaging Inc. Kleer Inc. based in California but with a plant in Ottawa landed a $28 million round for its wireless audio product development. The Ottawa Citizen ran this story a few days ago. We've been saying this for years now. When will the public sector make it easier for investment in the province's tech sector? Rick Nathan of the Canadian Venture Capital Association has an optimistic view of the current credit crunch. MSBi Capital announces the addition of two new partners François Gauvin and John Elton.
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