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Bank of America Committee Solution	Bank of America (BAC) is having a hard time identifying the new CEO. Who do you offer it to? Who will take it? Is there any similarity between the two lists? Why would you take it at this point? Watch for a decision to go with an Office of the CEO and perhaps three individuals trying to sit in the same chair. That way no one individual is truly responsible and the regulators and investors cannot figure out who to shoot at. This will allow some of the potential candidates to test drive. This may ...	November 21, 2009
CrunchGear 2009 Gift Guide: Peripherals	Peripherals, they say, are the spice of life. Well, maybe they don't say that, but they do say it about variety, and peripherals add variety to your computing life. If you're reading this on a stock HP desktop, clicking on links with the mouse that came with it, and trusting your data to that 512MB USB stick they gave you at work, then you should consider accessorizing. ...	November 21, 2009
This Week On TechCrunch: Real-time distractions, Indian outsourcing, rumours, layoffs and Scoble’s brave new world of tweets	Honestly, it’s impossible to work in these conditions. I’m writing this from the TechCrunch Real-Time CrunchUp; a one-day event in San Francisco celebrating the joys of the ‘real-time’ web. Sounds awesome, right? It is. I’ve been on stage, heckling participants on the marketing panel, I’ve been Tweeting from the audience, I’ve been following the live-blogging of the panels. Generally I’ve been living the real time dream – which probably expla...	November 20, 2009
A Profitable Pattern	I have noticed a profitable pattern. I am going to cast this from the bearish perspective, but in theory it could work either way. I have a few other historical examples, but let us focus on the present.BackgroundInvestors have many time frames, and so do those managing money. When you see someone interviewed on CNBC it could be a mutual fund manager, a hedge fund manager, or a trader. It is natural for everyone to talk his book, but the time frame is relevant.A mutual fund manager likes...	November 20, 2009
Getting To The SuperTweet: Speedi.ly Classifies The Real Time Web	Keith Teare was hanging around the Real-Time CrunchUp today showing off his newest project – Speedi.ly. What does Speedi.ly do? One thing, very well and at scale. Speedi.ly takes a piece of content, or grabs the content from a URL, and analyzes it. It does this very fast and it outputs some key data. Speedi.ly tells you the language of the content, categorizes it (topics, keywords), and additional metadata. This metadata payload is exactly what Robert Scoble is talking about with his Sup...	November 20, 2009
The Ellerdale Project Mines The Semantic Web To Help You Make Sense Of Real-Time Streams	Extracting meaning from the Web is a difficult undertaking. Keyword search skims the surface of contextual meaning that is locked in Web pages, Tweets and feeds. That’s where semantic search comes in. The semantic web deals with looking beyond simple links that make up the web to understand a deeper meaning and context behind that content. The Ellerdale Project, which launched in alpha this past week, is hoping to add context to search by using semantic technology to power a real-time sea...	November 20, 2009
The Gap: In Line, But Q4 Might Disappoint	The Gap (GPS) reported earnings of 44 cents for the fiscal third quarter, right in line with the guidance they updated back on November 5th. They also announced a $500 million stock buyback.Gross margin was up almost 4% versus a year ago thanks to better inventory management and less markdowns. The Street seems to expect fourth quarter gross margin improvement to be as impressive as this quarter's was, but management guidance in the press release suggests that they may be a bit more promotional ...	November 20, 2009
Gmail Creator Thinks Email Will Last Forever. And Hasn’t Tried Google Wave.	“Email is not going to disappear. Possibly ever. Until the robots kill us all.” – Paul Buchheit, creator of Gmail, co-founder of FriendFeed, currently doing vague infrastructure things at Facebook. Today, at our RealTime CrunchUp event in San Francisco, Buchheit and Threadsy founder Rob Goldman sat down for a chat with our own Steve Gillmor and Erick Schonfeld. The topic was: Can We Kill Email Already? All Aboard The Micro-Message Bus. So can we kill email? Well if Buchheit&rsq...	November 20, 2009
RealTime CrunchUp: Where’s The Money In RealTime?	For our last discussion at the RealTime CrunchUp, we've got a panel on actually generating revenue from these services. Participating in the discussion are some of the Valley's top VCs and veterans of the space. Brian Singerman — Founders Fund Ron Conway — Angel Investor Dan'l Lewin — Corporate VP for Strategic and Emerging Business Development at Microsoft George Zachary — Charles River Ventures Paul Buchheit — Facebook/FriendFeed Andrew Braccia — Accel Partners Michael Arri...	November 20, 2009
RealTime CrunchUp: The Rise Of Geo Streams	Today at the RealTime CrunchUp, representatives from some of the top companies involved in location based services came together to talk about the current state and future of geo-based services. Participating in the panel were: Matt Galligan, co-Founder of SimpleGeo Ryan Sarver, Director of Platform at Twitter Tristan Walker, VP of Business Development at Foursquare Steve Lee, Group Product Manager Google Maps for Mobile and Google Latitude Justin Shaffer, Founder of Hot Potato Elad Gil, CEO of ...	November 20, 2009

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