From the monthly archives:

June 2007

Hang on tight

by Mathew on June 26, 2007 · 0 comments

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Last.fm’s non-silence speaks volumes

by Mathew on June 26, 2007 · 4 comments

Although I hate to jump on the whole “Day The Music Died” thing — which I think is a little over the top — I find it interesting that while a whole bunch of Web radio companies, including Yahoo Music and Pandora, are turning off their streams in order to protest the increase in licensing [...]

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Zennstrom on entrepreneurship

by Mathew on June 25, 2007 · 0 comments

From Paul Kedrosky comes this video clip of Niklas Zennstrom — co-founder of Kazaa, Skype and Joost — giving a presentation at Zeitgeist.  

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Is Friendster coming back? Puh-leeze

by Mathew on June 25, 2007 · 0 comments

Matt Marshall over at Venture Beat has a post up about Friendster with a “returning from the dead” kind of vibe: Matt points out that the site — which is kind of the poster boy for early social-networking success, followed by equally rapid failure — has had what he calls a “massive” 40-per-cent jump in [...]

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Facebook is IKEA, MySpace is Las Vegas

by Mathew on June 25, 2007 · 2 comments

Danah Boyd, a sociologist and researcher in the U.S. who specializes in youth culture and online social networks such as Facebook and MySpace, has posted a draft version of a new paper she is writing on what might loosely be referred to as “class divisions” between the two popular social networking sites. Although she says [...]

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