Casio’s EX-Z1080 and EX-V8 Compacts For YouTubers
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 28 August 2007 | Tagged as: Platforms, Web 2.0, Photography
Two compact little numbers from Casio fail to set the world alight.
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Access FaceBook On Your Mobile
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 28 August 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Social software, Web 2.0, Mobile
Keep in touch on the move with this cut down FaceBook mobile website.
Wikipedia Founder Launches Google Rival Wikia
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 July 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Web 2.0, Google, User Generated Content (UGC)
Jimmy Wales hopes that his mash up of Wikipedia and SETI technologies will prove a smash.
Match.com Introduces MatchMobile Dating Service
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 July 2007 | Tagged as: Web 2.0, Mobile
Wannabe walruses of love can search for romance on the move
Social Networkers Warned Over ID Theft
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 23 July 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Social software, Web 2.0, Legal
Facebook fans posting up too much personal info may fall victim to identity theft.
Last.fm Signs Up With Sony BMG Music
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 10 July 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Web 2.0, UK, Music
Music social network site to make Sony’s vast music catalogue available for streaming to users.
Last.fm Sells For £140m To CBS
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 May 2007 | Tagged as: Investments, Business, Web 2.0, USA, UK, Music
The US media giant gets its chequebook out and whacks down a large one for by the UK music-listening-online company.
First Tuesday Returning: Warning Bubble Burst 2.0
Posted by Simon Perry on 30 May 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Web 2.0, UK, Events
First Tuesday is sending out email again. The death of the Internet is predicted.
Lastminute.com Founders To Launch DIY Site
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 29 May 2007 | Tagged as: Services, Web 2.0, Web
Dotcom survivors let rip with a new home improvement site.
Boo.com Reborn To Travel
Posted by Simon Perry on 4 May 2007 | Tagged as: News In Brief, Services, Web 2.0
Boo returns, this time as a travel site. The idea is so mad, it might just work.
