Monthly Archives for July 2006
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Valley veteran Steve Perlman unveils Mova: 3D effects for facesRob Day: The Blair/Schwarzenegger climate talks & what we can do
Sonsini's role in Silicon Valley's option scandal (NYT continued)
SpyMedia offers online spot market for photos
Singshot offers online social karaoke; fun for children
Roundup: Grouper's video comments, "Zillow" your date tonight, and more
Meet the Marvells
Google Talk unleashes file transfers, vmail & music status
iPod Hi-Def, Google fesses & Google dance, Digg debate, SayNow & more
GarageBand raises $2.5 million to revamp; will it piss off Apple?
Stanford's conflicts -- Its Exxon Mobil relationship & global warming
YouTube's Hurley: Gates trying to build YouTube clone
Infinera, fiber-optic company, raises $110M -- to go public?
California legislation can lead to chain reaction -- and cap global greenhouse gases
What's new? Sex, lawsuits, video....& ads....what did you expect?
VC firm Worldview Technology Partners closes shop; the "three strikes" rule
More pictures of the Tesla Roadster, the Silicon Valley electric car
Stylehive raises more than $2 million for stylish shopping site
Tello raises $10M more to sell "presence" technology
Zoove lets you dial "**" to improve on mobile texting
Video is hot, continued: Limelight raises $130 million
The VC frenzy over solar company SolFocus; VCs shower it with $32M
Stanford student wants to let you browse with your eyeballs
Roundup: Technorati's facelift, Dabble launches, AMD wants to be Intel
Zillow raises $25M, joins ranks of bigger Web 2.0 companies
Video is hot, everyone is doing it: Panther Express scores $6M to do it; Skype founders do it...
Kara Nortman, as Willie Loman venture capitalist
Google fast & loose, Yahoo slow but consistent
Digital Universe takes on Wikipedia; Wales retorts
Silicon Valley VCs boost investments by 27 percent
Bessemer invests in Next Medium, a new way to advertise
Silicon Valley shuts down; hello global warming
Microsoft's Zune, and conflicts in Silicon Valley
NYT on options scandal and Wilson Sonsini's role
The venture capitalist's Web 2.0 list
Video stays hot -- Motorola to buy Broadbus?
Roundup: 37Signals, MetroFi, CaliSolar & Duffield's taxes...and more
The Gizmo free-call surprise, too good to be true?
Will Yahoo buy Web 2.0 hipsters Zillow and Meebo, or crush them?
Rich Redelfs promoted at Foundation; lessons from Atheros
HP, Dell among the "green" computer manufacturers
First Silicon Valley exec charged in options scandal
Indian govenrment, on blockade: It wasn't us! Might take action.
Silicon Valley's artificial intelligence renaissance
Tom Cole, VC with Trinity, starts yummy blog
The latest Kleiner-Sequoia bet: PeakStream
First look at the Tesla Roadster, the all-electric (clean) sportscar
Web 2.0 investor Rob Hayes joins First Round Capital
Sequoia invests $20 million in...an Indian coffee company?
Video editor Jumpcut strikes deal with Fox
Online T-Shirt company Spreadshirt raises several million from Accel
Jobster, the Web 2.0 company on steroids, brings total bounty to $50M
Indian government's blockade of blogs surprisingly inept
Eight start-ups & tech ideas....the latest action
Movie rentals at iTunes? And what to make of iVideoTunes?
Satellite company GlobalStar files for IPO
Silicon Valley's green energy "portfolio players": Vinod Khosla, Marty Lagod
Jangl raises $7M more, to keep letting you dump tired dates
Google's office architecture: A competitive advantage?
Is India blocking Google's Blogger?
Venture capitalists awash with cash -- may soon beg you to take some
Tom Perkins' $100 million high-tech yacht
HP's "memory spot" chip
Khosla backs latest Silicon Valley solar start-up: NStructures
RFID company Alien wants to be valued at half a billion -- despite growing red ink
Google's WiFi in Mountain View sounds ho-hum
The CIA's venture arm a revolving door -- who wouldn't prefer $ over secrecy?
Pack mentality: Feedster raises more $, after Technorati, Sphere, others
Technorati, Lion Cells raise money
Oak Investment pours $70 mil into MobiTV
CinemaNow lands $20 million, to keep up with everyone else