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BuyWithMe , the group buying site that competes with Groupon and LivingSocial in the United States, has appointed a new CEO after the former ( Cheryl Rosner ) abruptly left the company last December after only 8 months on the job.
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BuyWithMe, The Other Groupon Rival, Appoints New CEO
A lot has been written about Google’s decision to no longer support H.264 HTML5 video playback in Chrome, and we haven’t seen the end of opinions about it (here’s MG’s take ). Make sure you read this one from Tim Sneath, director of the Windows and Silverlight technical evangelism team, though.
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Microsoft Evangelist Brilliantly Slams Google’s Decision To Drop H.264 Support
Do you smell that? Just wait a second. You will
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So Google, You’ll Be Dropping Support For Flash Next, Right?
It’s tough being a tech journalist. Countless phone calls, mountains of email, endless warring with legions of trolls. Really, you’ve got to be pretty hardcore to do this job
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The Future Version Of Android Isn’t Called Ice Cream. It’s Ice Cream SANDWICH.
Editor’s note: The following is a guest post by Greylock Partners VCs Reid Hoffman and James Slavet . Reid Hoffman is Co-Founder and Chairman at LinkedIn and a partner at Greylock. His complete profile can be found at www.linkedin.com/in/reidhoffman
Twitter Chairman and Square founder Jack Dorsey sat down with Charlie Rose last night to talk about Dorsey’s unique position of being responsible for two technology startups based on the idea of simplicity: Twitter and Square. Watching this interview you realize that Dorsey’s accomplishments have little to do with luck, and more with his focus on creating the purest products by throwing away any unnecessary flourishes.
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Jack Dorsey On Charlie Rose: “It’s Really Complex To Make Something Simple.”
In the world of online video, there is a battle brewing over the next dominant standard for online video, especially on HTML5 Web pages. Today, Google took the gloves off and declared that it will soon stop supporting the H.264 video codec in its Chrome browser
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The Gloves Are Off: Google Chrome Browser Will Drop Support For H.264 Video Codec
Blogs, even big blogs, are supposed to be a little different than old media sites. We write faster and update often. The writing is less processed.
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Real Blogs Don’t Buy Ads On Google
Google’s approach to developing its Chrome browser is to release updates early and often .
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How Google Speeds Up The Chrome Release Cycle (Slideshow)
Things only seem to be getting worse for MySpace. Amid reports that the troubled social network is for sale by parent company News Corp., MySpace has just announced massive layoffs at the company
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MySpace Slashes 47 Percent Of Staff; Nearly 500 Employees Given Pink Slips
