TechnCrunch 40: new applications to keep changing how we live and work
Innovation and entrepreneurism is thriving — and developing more and more new Web 2.0 tools and applications will just keep changing how we live, work, market and play. Check out highlights from this week’s TechCrunch40 Conference over at Don Dodge’s Next Big Thing and Frank Gruber’s Being Frank. The ideas are so much more interesting than the 1990s dot com era.
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September 20th, 2007 at 12:18 pm
You can say that again.
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Here\’s the latest from the BLOG Under The Radar (in case BluePulse is something you could use):
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Bluepulse: Welcome to the Jungle. Ahem, the Valley.
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Posted: 19 Sep 2007 06:39 PM CDT
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Silicon Valley new-comer Bluepulse has recently made a huge splash in the space of mobile social networking. The seasoned Australian team released the long-awaited Bluepulse 2.0 in public beta last December. After receiving $6M in Series A funding from VantagePoint Venture Partners, Bluepulse decided to relocate to the San Mateo.
A big welcome is due to Bluepluse, as their impressive application works on approximately a billion WAP enabled phones. BluepulseÂ?s open platform provides end-users with various communication channels including broadcast messaging, content sharing, chat, and mobile widgets (i.e Flickr, Digg, Gmail). It\’s like Facebook for mobile. The number of functions in the Bluepulse application is impressive alone. With an ad-based business model and adoption in over 150 countries to date, Bluepulse offers promising opportunities for precise, targeted mobile broadcast advertising.
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