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Quoted: Pogo is a 3D web browser created in collaboration between AT&T's business development group and Vizible. We weren't particularly impressed when we reviewed it a few months ago, but a new version has since been released. We previously noted... Pogo works like a regular browser, but it manages pages more visually. Instead of tabs, it has a scrollable

Quoted: Cozi, an intriguing Seattle based startup that's most easily described as a social network for a family unit, is announcing an investment and business deal with newspaper conglomerate Gannett Co. later this morning. The size of the investment is not being disclosed (we believe it is $8 million, however). Cozi has raised $7.3 million prior to this round.

Good idea.

Quoted: This is where founders and CEOs get a chance to pitch their startups directly to you, the TechCrunch audience. Vote the best pitches up and ...

An hour-long conference call podcast EVERY DAY (sheesh) which frequently includes Arrington, Scoble, Cantor, and Calacanis.

I only recently started reading Steve Gillmor in the form of his posts on TechCrunch. Unfortunately, I don't think he's a very good writer; he seems inclined to produce a Joycean stream-of-consciousness wandering rant that can only be understood by the most inner-circle of Silicon Valley groupies and tech weenies.

I'm listening to the May 23, 2008 podcast with Google Engineer David Glazer. He explains oAuth and the rationale for the Google IO conference.

These calls look like they have some good gems in them - I just can't imagine devoting the time to listed to 7 hours per week to cull the wheat from the chaff.

New social bookmarking site gets coverage on TechCrunch despite launching into a super crowded space with a closed beta.

I was pretty disappointed on the lack of a 1) Faves mention or 2) any sort of analysis on the uniqueness of the service.

Seems like any startup can get a TechCrunch mention now by just offering "exclusive signups" for TechCrunch readers!

Quoted: The tagging and link-sharing market has no shortage of competition, but that doesn't seem to be deterring many developers. Mento, which has just ...

この前の記事でそれとなく指摘しておいたが、オンライン写真編集アプリケーションは、PicnikやFotoFlexerのようなスタートアップ企業の間の競争が激化するとともに、機能が持続的に向上している。今日（米国時間3/26）、たいへん巨大なライバル、アドビがPhotoshopのウェブ版であるPhotoshop Expressをリリースして市場に参入してきた。これは公開ベータ版で誰でもサインアップできる。

All the videos of the talks at StartupSchool '08 are online here.

- Peter Novig (Google)
- Paul Graham (YCombinator)
- Marc Andreesen (Ning)
- Mike Arrington (TechCrunch)
- Jeff Bezos (Amazon)
- David Heinemeier (37 Signals)

Quoted: Now that I have your attention, Compete has released a list of the fastest-growing (and fastest-declining) sites of 2007. Some of the fastest growers include Veoh, LinkedIn, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Six Apart, and WordPress. Some of the notable sinkers are Bolt, Xanga, Netscape, and Autobytel. TechCrunch has the distinct honor of taking the No. 5 spot

Sampa launches its redesign today.

Quoted: Sampa, the personal homepage creator for families, has raised $1M in Series A financing from a group of individuals including Geoff Entress and former executives from Microsoft, Netscape, and Lightsurf.