The question, why can’t you replicate this for e-commerce sites? This is the fundamental problem Curebit.com is trying to solve. Create conversations about products you love and get rewarded. This will increase traffic and revenue for the underlying e-commerce site.
Most certainly inspired by all the live streaming services and originally Justin Kan of Justin.tv, Looxcie, makers of the first wearable camcorder that lets users go back and capture moments then instantly share them, announced today that it has developed LooxcieLive, a live video streaming service that leverages the Looxcie social video camera.
Memolane, a startup Founded by Eric Lagier, is a product of Startup Weekend that is now in private beta and already has raised $2 million in funding. Memolane sets out to “Keep your memories alive” by allowing you to “Capture photos, music, tweets, posts, and view and share your entire online life in one place.”
The tagline used by Broadcastr, the new social venture by Andy Hunter and Scott Lindenbaum that sets out to add another layer to the already saturated social market.
Hashable, a NYC startup founded by Mike Yavonditte, plans to help you track those engagements either through twitter, email, their site or the new iPhone app.
Groupon ushered in the new era of group buying, and now hyper local and vertical deal sites are the name of the game. One such company, Santa Monica, Calif-based FamilyFinds, launched this week with $5.75 in funding from Split Rock Partners.
TechZulu Law went on the road for Episode 2, where co-hosts Christina Gagnier and Lisa Borodkin broadcast live from the floor at BlogWorld Expo 2010 in Las Vegas with special guests J.D. Lasica and Art Neill.
TechZulu’s latest web show, TZ Law, premiered this week with co-hosts Lisa Borodkin and Christina Gagnier.
Join co-hosts Christina Gagnier and Lisa Borodkin Thursday, October 7 at 5:15 p.m. PT as they kick off the new weekly tech law show “TechZulu Law” with a discussion with IP attorney Denise Grayson, who portrays the attorney of Eduardo Saverin in the film about the early days of Facebook, “The Social Network.”
Tired of constantly switching between applications and checking into every geo-location service out there? Some people use Foursquare others use Gowalla and a few others use different services out there as well. It gets a bit difficult to let your friends know where you are when they do not all use the same service. So Check.in answered our woes with the “One check in to rule them all”.
