February search engine market data released by Experian Hitwise today differs from the counts issued by comScore yesterday. But the topline takeaway is the same: Microsoft’s Bing continues to nibble its way up the charts. READ MORE >>
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According to Google Reader, we write 2 blog posts a week. And according to TweetStats we write 73 tweets a week. READ MORE >>
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After eight years of preparation, games-on-demand startup OnLive is announcing today its plans to launch its subscription service for online games using its novel cloud-based gaming technology. READ MORE >>
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Social network hi5 is unveiling a program today that it hopes will snare more social game developers who will make exclusive games for its 50 million users. READ MORE >>
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Twitter has certainly opened up a whole new range of possibilities, and it isn’t really any wonder that applications for binging micro messaging into more controlled settings are surfacing. After all, Twitter is not exactly renowned for being as inviolable as the Pentagon – quite the opposite. Consequently, it is not surprising that some businessmen and entrepreneurs are reticent to sharing information that should be kept away from prying eyes through Twitter. READ MORE >>
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Startup Get Satisfaction made a name for itself by moving customer service away from company websites onto pages that are created by customers. Now the San Francisco company is expanding its approach beyond the Get Satisfaction website, to Facebook. READ MORE >>
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Simply put, Phonebooth is a cloud phone system that will let freelancers and small businesses implement an advanced phone system. This will give any organization a more professional outlook, as a business phone number that comes complete with advanced call routing can be implemented at no cost to begin with. A paid version is also available in order to accommodate escalating demands, and that includes support for HD office phones, conference calling and detailed call records. READ MORE >>
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Hot Blog Or Not is comparable to Digg, but there is a major difference at play: the content that is submitted comes solely from blogs. That is, site users submit their own posts personally, and these are rated in the same way that articles are promoted and demoted in any other popular social sharing website. READ MORE >>
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