Joe Weisenthal reported yesterday that IAC is launching a new how-to video site called Life333.
One of the first questions he and others ask is, “Do we really need another how-to video site?”
My take is: yes… a few thousands more.
Part of our bet with BricaBox is that folks will want to create thousands of how-to sites, [...]
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How many how-to sites do we need? Many.
April 11th, 2008 · Comments
Tags: BricaBox · Web-trends
App Engine Follow-up
April 9th, 2008 · Comments
If you’d like to continue the conversation about App Engine, please check out the re-post of my article on Silicon Alley Insider (Peter edited it down and it’s much more readable).
Also, I wanted to point out this article by David Recordon, who pointed out the connection between App Engine and Facebook’s Platform via Twitter from [...]
Tags: Web-trends
AppEngine is GOOG’s Web 3.0, Takes Aim at Facebook, not Amazon
April 8th, 2008 · 4 Comments
“Web 3.0 will ultimately be seen as web applications which are pieced together.”
- Eric Schmidt
In the wake of Google’s AppEngine announcement, I want to remind you of this video I’ve posted before: Eric Schmidt talking about Google’s vision for the Web 3.0 computing era.
To me, AppEngine seems like the most logical evolution of Google Gadgets! [...]
Tags: Google · Web-trends
URLrURL Launches!
April 1st, 2008 · Comments
Everyone should check out URLrURL — an awesome new small URL service. Some buddies of mine in NYC made it. They developed a cool way of tracking memes through Twitter.
Please Digg it here!
Tags: Web Startup · Web-trends
Twitter is the PayPal of Social Capital
April 1st, 2008 · 1 Comment
Add this one to WTFisTwitter.com:
Twitter is the PayPal of Social Capital
PayPal revolutionized financial transactions on the web, and I think Twitter is doing the same thing, but with transactions of social capital.
Thoughts?
Tags: Web-trends
How to Design a Website
March 31st, 2008 · 1 Comment
Things everyone should consider while designing a website:
Tags: Web-trends · video
New GDocs UI + Features
March 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Looks like some users, including me, got a Google Docs upgrade today.
The look/feel is much more like a desktop app, which makes sense.
Check out this screenshot (click to make bigger)!
By the way, I’ll also note that Google Docs was a hot topic of conversation at dinner last night. My dad — a forward trending businessman [...]
Tags: Google · Web-trends
DropBox - Unlimited Invites
March 23rd, 2008 · 23 Comments
NO MORE INVITES!
Folks,
DropBox is blowing me away. Rarely do I find an app I must tell you about. Even more rarely do I find an app which I can tell you has done everything right.
Seriously, if any service wants to go into this space, they just need to copy what DropBox has done. There may [...]
Tags: Web Startup · Web-trends
Calacanis to startups: raise tons of cash, now
March 21st, 2008 · Comments
Photo: Jason Calacanis’ black SUV escort. Julia Allison and David Karp deciding where we’ll go next.
Last night, it seems as though I was the only person who got any work done in Silicon Alley.
No, it’s not that I wasn’t out enjoying the much reported festivities of Jason Calacanis being in town — I was there [...]
Tags: Economy · Web Startup · Web-trends
I want in
March 19th, 2008 · 3 Comments
According to Mike Arrington, there’s going to be huge consolidation in the professional bloggosphere, he wants to be a part of it. Oh, and because there will be consolidation and he wants to be part of it, he also wants folks like Alley Insider and PaidContent to stop raising money.
Hmmmm.
Never mind the fact that Arrington’s [...]
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