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TCTV Exclusive: Google's Blooper Reel | TechCrunch
Home Startups Mobile Gadgets Social TCTV More Enterprise Fundings & Exits Gaming GreenTech Opinion Disrupt SF CrunchBase Hot topics Apple Google Facebook kickstarter Deadpool Ultrabook Chromebooks Comment Tweet TCTV Exclusive: Google's Blooper Reel Evelyn Rusli posted on August 17th, 2010 Comments Google has produced dozens of slick demo videos. From Buzz, to Chrome OS to Voice Actions, if there was a product launch, you bet Google has slapped together a two-minute walkthrough
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journalism20.com/blog
Journalism
Journalism 2.0 Entrepreneurial journalism and what's next for news Home About What's next for news? Journalism 2.0 is a conversation about the intersection of journalism and entrepreneurship. It's about the new business models for news and the startups and new projects that are flourishing around us, giving us a preview of what's next for news. Mark Briggs is editor of this blog and author of Journalism 2.0 (2007), Journalism Next (2009) and the forthcoming book, Entrepreneurial
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angel.co/there-there
there there - AngelList
AngelList is a community of startups and investors who make fund-raising efficient
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arcticstartup.com/tag/microfundr
ArcticStartup
News & Features Discussion Events Jobs Startups Sign up Login MicroFundr - Not Just Yet by Ville Vesterinen - April 02, 2009 - 4 comments Yesterday we announced news that a joint group of European blogs, including us, The Next Web, TechCrunch Europe and TechCrunch France were setting up an investment fund MicroFundr? to invest up to ?14, 000 Euros (USD $18, 500) in Micro blogging start-ups and uses Twitter for funding process. Some of you called us out on it, and some bought the story
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GreenTech | TechCrunch
Home Startups Mobile Gadgets Social TCTV More Enterprise Fundings & Exits Gaming GreenTech Opinion Disrupt SF CrunchBase Hot topics Apple Google Facebook kickstarter Deadpool Ultrabook Chromebooks Next Page GreenTech : Page 1 Sarah Perez posted on September 8th, 2011 GE And Others Invest $22 Million In Green Builder Project Frog GE is leading a $22 million investment in San Francisco-based green builder Project Frog, which helps speed up and reduce the cost of traditional construction