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There are two opposite approaches in the world that most software companies take when talking about future products. 1. Say nothing until the day of the release and 2. Talk

With this post, we continue the “Feld Job Board.” If you are a god-like software architect that isn’t intimidated by the notion of making a real-time system work across 10,000

Lijit has a lot to celebrate this week. They just closed a $3.3M round of financing, their first birthday was last week, and they’re looking to double the size of

In April, Lijit published what we thought were the first Widget stats. Last month, comScore published their “Widget Metrix”, a new service they have started to track the usage of

I occasionally use this blog as a job board so if you aren’t looking for a job, please ignore this. Also – if you aren’t a superb Flash ActionScript developer

Me.dium announced today that they have closed a $15 million financing and have decided to stay in Boulder instead of split for Rio. Me.dium is one of the most ambitious projects

Greg Reinacker – NewsGator’s founder/CTO – has a post up describing in detail how he thinks about the NewsGator Syndication Services line of products. This part of NewsGator&rs

Today, FeedBurner announced that they had been acquired by Google and Google announced that they had acquired FeedBurner. There’s a nice symmetry to that. I’m burning with glee

Bruce Wyman, the Director of Technology at the Denver Art Museum, sent me a beautiful demo from TED2007 by Blaise Aguera y Arcas of Photosynth. In addition to being graphically

I expect one of the big buzzes tomorrow will be Microsoft’s Surface Computing initiative. The first articles are appearing and on10 has a First Look: Microsoft Surfacin