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The blogging software and services company, Six Apart has sold its topic-based blogging communities network LiveJournal Inc. to SUP, a Russian based international media company. The deal comes expected as the two firms have been working together for...
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When Kiko went up for sale, I said that web-based calendars are a feature and not a company. They cannot sustain as standalone companies. Similarly, companies like...
made popular Sep 7 2006
We carried a story on the sale of Kiko - the web-based calendar written in AJAX. It has turned out to be Tucows who won the bid for Kiko for $258,100.
Elliot Noss...
made popular Sep 6 2006
Buuble Bubble everywhere.
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Rob and Jonty are not sure if Google Ecosystem (Google AdSense) can sustain more Web 2.0 startups. Scoble finds that there...
made popular Aug 25 2006
Kiko, the free Web-based calendar with AJAX, written in Ruby On Rails and funded by Y Combinator is up for sale in eBay (with a starting bid of $50K).
Dharmesh Shah...
made popular Aug 18 2006
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The world’s largest chipmaker Intel has announced that it will lead in assembling a software suite called SuiteTwo that will include blogging, wiki and content...
made popular Nov 8 2006
When Kiko went up for sale, I said that web-based calendars are a feature and not a company. They cannot sustain as standalone companies. Similarly, companies like...
made popular Sep 7 2006
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