Tag: Web 2.0 Summit
Many people at the Web 2.0 Summit identified a lack of big innovations, little companies with features but not products, too many products crowding the same space, too many startups trying to horn into MySpace and the lack of sizzle from the hand-picked companies that demoed their products in public and paid their appearance fee. But, it's hard to put down the fact that a lot of energy and creativity is at work, even if most of it won't make the cut.
The alternative is no enthusiasm or creative juices flowing, and we are back in time,...
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Yahoo may remake its blogging and social networking service Yahoo 360, the company said Thursday.
"Yahoo 360 may be doing a 180 [degree turn]," said Bradley Horowitz, Yahoo's vice president of product strategy at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.
Horowitz's statement followed a comment from an audience member, who questioned why Yahoo didn't have a better blogging authoring and hosting service.
Also in the same page, ValleyWag is reporting that Bill Demas (Senior VP) and Will Johnson (VP) are getting booted. The rumor also says...
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Speaking to more than 500 Internet industry insiders at the annual Web 2.0 Summit, Schmidt said an anonymous blog post asserting YouTube has reserved $500 million for legal claims, out of the $1.65 billion takeover price, was "not true."
Mark Cuban posted a claim from an anonymous blogger that he had inside information on the secret reserve plan.
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