Tag Archives: TechCrunch
400+ comments for a blank post
Techcrunch did it again. Following Twitter‘s lack of availability during the last days, Michael Arrington posted a blank post that made over 400 comments in 2 days. Probably it will be one of the most popular posts of Techrunch all time. Just check some of the hillarious video comments :) This is somewhat similar to Bobby Voicu’s confirmation that he’s got the job as Romania Yahoo! Community Manager. Posts with no content but that convey a lot of insight. And … Continue reading
Animoto – create on the fly videos, online
As open platforms rampantly grow we will see more and more startups that offer services like Animoto. As covered by TechCrunch, Animoto enables you to create on the fly videos from your photos. Here are some of Animoto’s really cool features: it allows you to retrieve photos from popular sites like: Flickr, Facebook, Smugmug, Picasa, Photobucket or upload from your station you can add a music soundtrack to your video – either from their database or upload your mp3 they … Continue reading
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Tagged animoto, flickr, HDR, open platforms, Photography, picasa, TechCrunch, Technology, video, youtube
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Happy Birthday Michael Arrington
Today is Michael Arrington‘s birthday. You can see below a nice video made by his colleagues. Happy Birthday and as one of your readers rightfully says : Your blog and all the work you put into the Crunchies really inspires a lot of people here in Europe. Keep up the good work mate!
Posted in Business, Technology
Tagged fun, michael arrington, TechCrunch, Technology
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YouTube Everywhere – major API announcement
As previously covered by TechCrunch, YouTube was preparing a huge announcement today. Everybody entered the comment frenzy and started guessing different feature announcements: high definition videos, live streaming, white label video solution, revenue sharing program world wide, partnership with Hulu, etc. The actual news is that YouTube is introducing a new set of APIs that will turn them practically in a white label video sharing solution. For users, the exciting news is that they will be able to actively participate … Continue reading
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Tagged API, google, Hulu, TechCrunch, Technology, video sharing, youtube
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