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fotopedia launches
9 Jun 2009Jean-Marie Hullot and Gilles Samoun have – today – launched fotopedia.com. It is the culmination of the work done by the fotonauts team over the past 2 years.
fotopedia is both a web site and an optional downloadable client. At launch the web site brings together awesome images covering more than 4500 subjects. It allows those [...]
Keith Teare, Michael Arrington and Jean-Marie Hullot – 1999-2002. On fotonauts.
In: Keith Teare,| realnames
9 Dec 2008fotonauts released a new build of the Mac beta today and it got me to playing with it again. It can now access Facebook files and also file system based images. It already had iPhoto, Aperture, Picasa and Flickr.
So, here is a memory jogger. this is an album of RealNames related people and events between [...]
Technology Blog Valuations – Getting to be Real!
In: M&A| Strategy| TechCrunch| Web 2.0
12 Jul 2008Update 2:Rafat has a comment to this post pointing out that by just looking at paidcontent.org I am doing the valuation of ContentNext a disservice. Of course he is quite right. ContentNext has other sites and also events. It is also true to say – although Rafat doesn’t – that valuation has many variables, including [...]
Manchester United – Champions again!
In: Keith Teare,
11 May 2008I spent a great morning watching Manchester United beat Wigan 2-0 to become English Premier League champions.
After a nail-biting 90 minutes, Chelsea eventually only tied with Bolton 1-1. united were far and away the best team all season. Next up….. United v Chelsea in the European Champions League final – May 21st. Can’t wait.
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- efatima: Interesting “Google Books enables Embedding – Opinionated” ( [...]
- kteare: tip @techmeme [...]
- kteare: Tip @techmeme http://bit.ly/j7ScX This [...]
- martinh: Catching up on my reading – The Internet as Real Time streams [...]
- Dadeau: Real Time Streams – Opinionated: The first phase of the internet was about portalization. I [...]
- Google Books enables Embedding
- fotopedia launches
- Real Time Streams
- In Defense of “nothing”
- Esther Dyson honored at DLD 2009 (video)
- Digital, Life, Design (DLD 2009) in Munich
- Facebook has a problem with pictures of Breast feeding?
- Keith Teare, Michael Arrington and Jean-Marie Hullot – 1999-2002. On fotonauts.
- Canon 5D Mk II and Nikon D3X and Hitler – Hilarious
- Rebooting a nation – not impossible it seems!
Marvel Cease and Desist to TechCrunch
In: Keith Teare,
29 Apr 2008As the man says – “Unbelieveable”!
Marvel lawyers have sent a cease and desist to TechCrunch on the plans to show Iron Man for $1 a seat – tomorrow in San Francisco.
What – gives? Play the video and see. You can leave video comments here (click on the Seesmic link in the comments)