What’s the “Deal” with Facebook?
July 17, 2011Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has a vision for the web that reminds me of the future set forth in Steven Spielberg’s loose adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s “The Minority Report.”.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has a vision for the web that reminds me of the future set forth in Steven Spielberg’s loose adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s “The Minority Report.”.
When we first talked to the folks over at Tabblr – George Tung and Milos Golubovic – they had just gotten their app into the respective Android and iPhone markets and were courting some well-known companies like Akira clothing boutiques to sign up, but there wasn’t a whole lot of action on the site itself. Things have changed.
SocialDevCamp has extended the early bird registration deadline to July 31st at Midnight! August 1st those tickets go from $50 to $75 so make sure take advantage of the early bird.
The Illinois Technology Partnership (ITP) and Built In Chicago (BIC) have joined 5Degrees.us and Tech.li in sponsoring the Superstar Hackathon July 23rd during TechWeek. Winners of the event are going.
[Dallas, TX] Established in 2008, CoHabitat has been and is a unifying piece of the Dallas tech scene, where entrepreneurs and startups meet to create, collaborate, and socialize. With over.
It was by sheer willpower that I was able to finish a post this week due to an incredibly addicting new obsession of mine. That obsession happens to be a.
Ever since I discovered Pandora, I have not strayed from my preferred music provider. Other services have come along, but none with the qualities that mattered most to me: finding.
Summer is here and with it comes another installment of SocialDevCamp – the Conference + UNconference + Hackathon for makers of the social web. Founded in 2008 by co-chairs Tim Courtney.
AppsForMetroChicago.com is a new contest for App Developers based around getting apps developed that help the citizens of Metro Chicago go about life and they are awarding $50K in sweet,.
Last week I wrote a post about QR codes and challenged nay-sayers to get more creative with their marketing campaigns. This week, I’m introducing techli readers to the Los Angeles-based.