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Blogs	Description	Date Updated
PragueCrunch 2: The Final Countdown	And so, my friends, it’s time to Czech your worries at the door and enter into the warm embrace of PragueCrunch 2 which will start at 2pm on Saturday, April 11 to be held at the magnificent Hergetova Cihelna. We’ll have a few five-minute presentations from up-and-coming web services in CZ, tables for our sponsors, and plenty of beer and food. Come network, look for a job, or just drink on our dime. We’ll be posting live images from the event as well as filming some of the cool...	April 09, 2009
Game Developers Conference 2009 Round-Up	The CrunchGear mobile newswagon is parked in downtown San Francisco for the Game Developers Conference, and although this is a more industry-orientated show, we’ve managed to find some pretty interesting stuff — and of course, a few of the latest games. The news on everybody’s minds is OnLive, a games service which is roughly comparable to a streaming movie service like Netflix On Demand or what have you. The hardware is to be free, and it will support any USB- or Bluetooth-co...	March 26, 2009
Marissa Mayer On Charlie Rose: The Future Of Google, Future Of Search	Charlie Rose, who’s been focusing lately on Silicon Valley personalities, interviewed Google Vice President Marissa Mayer last night. In a long and broad ranging discussion, Marissa talks about the product development cycle at Google as well as the future of search and other key areas of technology. At one point in the interview Rose ask Mayer about Yahoo. Her diplomatic answer - an independent Yahoo is best for the web. She also says the biggest problem facing them is their loss of huma...	March 06, 2009
DailyFinance today: ISPs could be forced to spy on customers, services contract, Obama housing rescue could help millions, and the cost of the auto bailout	The auto bailout could cost $100 billion Obama housing rescue could help millions Services sector contracts at a faster pace in February The war against internet piracy could force ISPs to spy on their customers DailyFinance today: ISPs could be forced to spy on customers, services...	March 04, 2009
SynthaSite Gets A $20 Million Boost For Simple Website Creation Software	There have been simple, browser-based website creation tools available on the market ever since the WWW turned mainstream, but there’s clearly still a significant demand for this type of services, especially with the way the web is evolving. SynthaSite is one of the players in the DIY website / blog builder field, and they’ve just gotten a huge vote of confidence from their investors: the company has announced a $20 million Series B round from Luxembourg-based Reinet Fund and plans ...	February 17, 2009
Tvinci Raises $1.6 Million For Custom Internet TV Solutions	Tel Aviv, Israel-based Tvinci has raised a Series A round of funding to the tune of $1.6 million led by private investors Zohar Gilon and Ron Tamir’s Keidan Capital Group. The startup specializes in the creation of customizable turnkey video environments (both live and on-demand) for mobile operators and pay-TV providers. Tvinci broadly defines its target group, citing online publishers, broadcasting networks, ISPs, mobile and pay TV operators among its potential customers. It essentially...	February 10, 2009
Google Introduces A New Weapon In The Fight For Net Neutrality: Measurement Labs	Google announced today that it will give end users the tools to figure out whether internet service providers are interfering with their broadband connections by blocking or “throttling” certain applications. In a move that will undoubtedly ignite the issue of network neutrality, the company has partnered with the New America Foundation and Planet Labs to further develop Measurement Labs, an open-source platform that researchers can use to find out information about broadband conne...	January 28, 2009
VPN4Life: scam, scheme, or foolishness?	VPN4Life is a new site that is promising a lifetime of private and anonymous access to the internet through their servers for a one-time fee of $50. Their mission statement is to "free the world from ISP monitoring, government restrictions, and capitalism’s growing influence on the Internet." Pretty bold words there, but how else are you supposed to sell the lowest tier of what appears to be a pyramid scheme? ...	January 02, 2009
Deep Packet Inspection, the Feds, and You	Do you remember how, earlier in the year, New York's attorney general, Andrew Cuomo, set his sights on ISPs that provided Usenet access to their users? Cuomo argued that Usenet is a safe haven for child pornography and that it's up to ISPs to shut off the spigot. We've discussed this at length, but now there's another development you should be aware of: the use of deep packet inspection to monitor every single packet of data you send, making sure that you're not accessing any sort of illicit m...	October 17, 2008
Porn Mode Coming to Firefox	At one time, it was tough to cover your tracks after visiting some, uh, questionable sites, but now it’s getting easier than ever. According to Mozilla, Firefox is joining Safari, Internet Explorer 8, and Google Chrome in providing its users with a “private mode” that will not collect any of your browsing history or cookies in the upcoming release of Firefox 3.1. Much like Chrome, users will be able to open a separate window in Firefox 3.1 that will let them browse the Web in...	September 12, 2008

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