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News at a Glance: Crickee explores Mobuzz TV

What's up on the web? This week Crickee explores again Mobuzz TV.

Never heard about it? If you prefer the internet to network news, if you go online to check on the latest trends and information, if you are a fan of blogs and look for a lighthearted, even irreverent take on current events, then, as Crickee, you may appreciate MobuzzTV!

Disclosure: Do you know why it is named Mobuzz? The Mob in Mobuzz ... is specially tailored to your mobile phone!  It displays a bite size 3-minute programs, and content specially filmed for a small screen, and fresh daily content for the new generation of mobile users.

Do you want an exemple? Here is the Daily Buzz of Monday, November 12, 2007 with Olivia.

This week: llegal Facebook Ads; Google Weather; YouTube Introduce Multi-file Upload; England With Dad, Not France With Mum; Robo-Moth;Gizmoz Goes Social

Take a look every day here!

News at a Glance: Crickee keeps an eye on Wikio

There's always something new in the "blogosphere"! Opportunately, some great services keep us fully updated: this week, some breaking news about Google with

If you want to add an updated Wikio content in real time on your blog, just click on Google and explore the tags you are interested in.

News at a glance: Crickee keeps an eye on Wikio

There's always something new in the "blogosphere"! Opportunately, some great services keep us fully updated: this week, some breaking news about Blogs from

If you want to add an updated Wikio content in real time on your blog, just click on Blogs and explore the tags you are interested in.

News at a Glance: Crickee explores the web

What's up on the web? This week Crickee has explored Techmeme, a software agent to surface blogs you might have never heard of or a news site you don't have time to scan. Coverage is driven in real time by a mix of industry insiders, passionate independents, and established journalists. Here is a Crickee selection of five news of the week.

• Predictions for 2008
  At the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Orlando, FL earlier this month, Gartner analysts identified the top 10 strategic technologies for 2008.
  via Socialtext
• Free 411: Putting Google and Microsoft to the Test
  Google and Microsoft both offer free business directory assistance services. Which one is better?
  via PC World
• The season of social network platforms
  via ZDNet
• The New Era of Semantic Apps
  I'm here at the Semantic Edge panel at the Summit, moderated by Tim O'Reilly and featuring W. Daniel Hillis (Co-Chairman and CTO, Applied Minds), Barney Pell (Founder and CEO of Powerset), Nova Spivack (Twine - see our review here). The panel starts with demos from each of the three speakers.
  via Read Write Web
• The Web is the Platform
  The platform wars are over. Long live the Web. That was the basic message delivered by Jeff Huber, Google's vice president of engineering, in a ten-minute presentation at Web 2.0 a few minutes ago.
  via TechCrunch

Web 2.0 at a glance : Crickee keeps an eye on news

This week, some breaking news about Web 2.0 from a personalised page of news, including a news search engine that searches media sites, blogs and member publications.

                                                                                     

If you want to add an updated Wikio content in real time on your blog, just click on the logo and explore the tags you are interested in.

News at a glance: Crickee explores the web

This week Crickee has discovered intruders.tv, a global network of video blogs covering the web 2.0 and technology ecosystem.

What's up on the web? Jason Calacanis moderates discussion with Jay Adelson (Digg), David Sacks (Geni), Roelof Botha (Sequoia), Sumant Mandel (Clearstone), George Zachery (CRV), Hank Barry (Howard Rice), and Jeff Clavier (SoftTechVC) during the Keynote recorded at the TechCrunch40 conference in San Francisco last September 18th.

News at a Glance: Crickee explores the web

What's up on the web? This week Crickee explores Mobuzz TV.

Never heard about it? If you prefer the internet to network news, if you go online to check on the latest trends and information, if you are a fan of blogs and look for a lighthearted, even irreverent take on current events, then, as Crickee, you may appreciate MobuzzTV!

Disclosure: Do you know why it is named Mobuzz? The Mob in Mobuzz ... is specially tailored to your mobile phone!  It displays a bite size 3-minute programs, and content specially filmed for a small screen, and fresh daily content for the new generation of mobile users.

Do you want an exemple? Here is the Daily Buzz of Monday, September 24, 2007 with Olivia.

Google Sued For "Crimes Against Humanity", Google To Sue JewTube? Apple the exclusive US retailer of Samsung's new printers? NBC and ABC, and FOX and CBS competing for online audiences, Novice computer hacking kits found for sale on eBay, Where is the Open Source?, No Comments (like this ones) Commenting on the web.

Take a look every day here!

News at a Glance: Crickee explores the web

What's up on the web? This week Crickee has explored Techmeme, a software agent to surface blogs you might have never heard of or a news site you don't have time to scan. Coverage is driven in real time by a mix of industry insiders, passionate independents, and established journalists. Here is a Crickee selection of five news of the week.

• Breaking: Yahoo Acquires Zimbra For $350 million in Cash
  Yahoo will announce the acquisition of open source online/offline office suite Zimbra this evening, we just heard through a very solid source. The price: $350 million, in cash, confirmed.
  via TechCrunch
• anySIM is here: open source GUI iPhone unlock app
  Today is the day! We just fixed up our issues with the toolchain and are pround to announce the GUI version as the latest greatest opensource tool.
  via Hacint0sh
• Google prepping offline Gmail client?
  It’s certainly not the strangest rumor we’ve heard. Word on the street is that Google is preparing an offline Gmail client based on their popular Google Gears infrastructure.
  via The Boy Genius Report
• First Look at Microsoft’s Free Web Analytics Tool ‘Gatineau’ (With Slides)
  I wasn’t expecting any notable announcements at Web Analytics Day, an annual industry conference organized by Brussels-based web analytics agency OX2, but when Ian Thomas (Director at Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions) took the stage for a 15-minute slot as sponsor of the event, he surprised everyone with an extensive introduction to Microsoft’s upcoming free web analytics tool (codenamed Gatineau), along with some screenshots.
  via BlogNation
• Announcing FanCast mobile, chat, Twitter and Columbia Records
  So to summarize: Columbia Records, FanCast, inline chat and Twitter integration. Stay tuned for more exciting news, let us know how these new features work for you and have fun using SplashCast!
  via SplashCast

News at a Glance: Crickee explores the web

What's up on the web? This week Crickee has explored Techmeme, a software agent to surface blogs you might have never heard of or a news site you don't have time to scan. Coverage is driven in real time by a mix of industry insiders, passionate independents, and established journalists. Here is a Crickee selection of five news of the week.

• CyberNotes: Exclusive Opera 9.5 Features & Video
  We’ve decided to break away from our normal CyberNotes today to take an exclusive look at the features in Opera 9.5 (codename Kestrel). Opera has done a remarkable job of keeping the specs and features of Opera 9.5 under wraps.
  via CyberNews
• Google Patents SMS Payment System 
  A new patent application published by Google gives a unique insight into a possible mobile version of Google Checkout.
  via SEOptimize
• Who Founded Facebook? A New Claim Emerges
  Mark E. Zuckerberg is considered the founder of Facebook, the popular social networking Web site estimated to be worth upward of $1 billion. Three Harvard classmates, the founders of ConnectU, have long claimed that Mr. Zuckerberg stole the idea from them, and they are suing him in Federal District Court in Boston.
  via New-YorkTimes
• Google Earth Flight Simulator
  Some time last week, Google expanded Google Earth with Google Sky. As fascinating as Google Sky is, that's not the focus of this post. Along with the latest update comes a hidden feature of which I cannot seem to find any other information about.
  via Marco
• Jamendo: Download Thousands of Free and Legal Music Albums
  Jamendo.com offers over 4000 free music albums, all published under a Creative Commons license. The albums are available in MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format, free of DRM of course.
  via Torrentfreak