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Tweba turns Twitter into a social marketplace

VentureBeat  Jul 03 09

With so many startups capitalizing on the Twitter platform these days, it’s not surprising that some are crossing into the domain of established sites. One prime example is young marketplace company Tweba (formerly known as Tweebay) which aims to bring the power of Craigslist and Ebay to the swap meet-like community of Twitter, where it allows users to hawk and buy goods as they stream in real time. The system is relatively simple. Users can choose to login to their Tweba account using their existing Twitter login or their Facebook Connect login. Or they can create a unique username and password. Full story...

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16-yr old launches Vye music-sharing site. Another Napster?

VentureBeat  18 hours ago

With the help of close friends and family, 16-year-old Charles Allatt, has launched Vye Music, an online meta search app for music files around the Net.

5 O’Clock Roundup: Nook sold out, Sony launches online store, Bing gets slammed

VentureBeat  less than a day ago

We’ve been a little behind with roundup lately. Our apologies. Here’s the latest action: Barnes & Noble Nook sold out — The bookseller’s entry into the eBook reader market is under way.

Week in review: Microsoft’s Ray Ozzie on apps, Al Gore at GreenBeat

VentureBeat  less than a day ago

Here’s our rundown of the week’s business and tech news. First, the most popular stories VentureBeat published in the last seven days:

Microsoft’s Ray Ozzie: Apps don’t make your phone special — “It’s not the applications available on the various platforms that will be the differentiators, Ozzie said, even though that’s what many companies and writers seem to focus on.

Entrepreneur Corner Roundup: The state of the VC world and tech’s human problem

VentureBeat  less than a day ago

Here’s the latest from VentureBeat’s Entrepreneur Corner:

5 ways VC firms can stop shooting themselves in the foot – Venture Capital firms drill the need to create basic credibility into the companies they invest in – but often fail to take their own advice.

Now anyone can try Brizzly’s app for Facebook and Twitter

VentureBeat  2 days ago

Brizzly, an application for managing messages in Twitter and Facebook, expanded its beta test today — now you don’t need an invite code, so anyone can use it.

Tweetmeme launches buttons for re-tweetable advertising

VentureBeat  2 days ago

Twitter said it’s planning a large-scale advertising network soon, but U.K.-based Tweetmeme beat them to the punch with a monetization effort of its own today.

GreenBeat: Big thank you and media roundup

VentureBeat  2 days ago

Thanks to everyone who made it out to GreenBeat 2009 yesterday and Wednesday!

We were thrilled with the turnout, and couldn’t be more grateful for all the support we received from attendees, speakers, sponsors and the press.

GreenBeat: Al Gore says Smart Grid part of ‘the single largest solution’ to climate change

VentureBeat  3 days ago

Nobel Prize winner and former vice president Al Gore gave a wide-ranging, passionate talk at VentureBeat’s GreenBeat 2009 conference yesterday in San Mateo about combating global warming.

New speakers, sponsors for DiscoveryBeat; today is last day for early-bird discount

VentureBeat  3 days ago

We’ve got some great momentum for VentureBeat’s upcoming DiscoveryBeat event, which will attack the problem of how to get attention for an app in the midst of a lot of noise.

LaDiDa brings reverse karaoke to your iPhone

VentureBeat  3 days ago

There are tons of karaoke applications for the iPhone, but a startup called Khu.sh is introducing a twist on the concept, “reverse karaoke,” to the App Store.



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