Monthly Archives for March 2005
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My in-box is bigger than your in-boxThe Google-Yahoo dogfight continued
Snap News
Grouper expands offering, nabs venture money
WordPress and search engine spam
Google acquires traffic info start-up Zipdash
Venture Capital: Not all that rosy
The Yahoo! 360 buzz
Google snags another Mozilla developer
Dream mergers
Like we said, deals are flying. SMART gets $125M
Quick, someone hire a CFO for Ellison
EVDB: organizing the world's events
Google buying web analytics company
Is Silicon Valley's piece of the IPO pie shrinking?
Silver Lake leads acquisition of SunGard, largest tech buyout ever
The Larry and Sergey test
Entrepreneurs: It's time to go out and do it
Friendster classifieds
New Silicon Valley company to focus on Artificial Intelligence
How to be famous on Google
Vonage to raise $100 million, then go public?
Microsoft's Crossfader launches
Ford dumps Forrester Research
Yahoo builds Creative Commons search site
Is Opinion tide turning against Google?
News round-up
Newspaper companies take majority stake in Topix.net
New watchdog on California stem-cell measure
Perfect: breasts without wrinkles
Encentuate lands more funding
Mobile search company 4INFO gets funding
Speaking of VCs who blog: Meet Bill Burnham
McNamee's new firm buys videogame maker Eidos
The Yahoo-Flickr deal
InterActive Corp to buy Ask Jeeves
The non-scandal at TCV gets worse
Decline of WSJ.com
Is Gmail ready for prime-time?
Single and looking? Head to "A'Cuppa Tea" in Berkeley
Search rank at Google is easy to manipulate
Mercury News RSS feeds
Serial entrepreneur quiz
Alley Cat strikes again
Starting a start-up the Paul Graham way
New PR tools: wikis and blogs?
Lessig opens "Code" revision to Web users
The non-scandal at Technology Crossover Ventures
SpikeSource practicing what it preaches
Sunny Silicon Valley
Should you be paranoid about your VCs?
Bezos heads to space, alone
Adam Curry's new podcasting venture
How to help Mozilla cope with "human condition"?
Optaros joins open source integration effort
Peer-to-peer movies with Peerflix
Microsoft's RSS aggregator
Five years after the Dot-Com Bust
Ebay dives deeper into classified ads
Here we go again
InfoSpace bag-of-worms: Could it happen here?
From lemons to lemonade
The dot-con anniversary
Bay Area still center for search technology
What is Microsoft's Crossfader?
Queasy on biotech?
Another Google brain gain
Arroyo raises more money for video platform, to take on Kasenna
The Me Too Zone