Viralheat Grabs $4.25 Million For Affordable Social Media Tracking And Intelligence

Viralheat, the social media measurement tool that allows content producers to monitor consumer-generated content on the Web in realtime, announced today that it has closed a $4.25 million series A round of funding. The round was led by the venture firm Mayfield Fund and adds to the $75K of seed capital Viralheat raised back in December 2009.

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Nearly $400 Million Invested in Music Start-ups In 2011

Santa Monica, Calif. Digital Music News has released a roundup of funding for music-related start-up companies in 2011, with numbers that reached nearly $397.1 million. Companies such as Spotify, Eventbrite, <a Read More

LulzSec calls it a day

After creating 50 days of havoc and panic across the internet, the infamous hacking group LulzSec has gone into retirement.

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The Math of TechCrunch, Part 2: Does It Play Favorites?

Editor’s note: Previously, in “The Math of TechCrunch, Part I: Is TechCrunch Still About Startups?”guestauthorMark Goldensonanalyzed more than 20,000 TechCrunch to find out how much we actually cover startups versus big companies. In this post, he drills down by investors, authors, and market segments. Goldenson is CEO of Breakthrough.com, a startup that helps people find a therapist and get online counseling. His email is mark@breakthrough.com.

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Tutorial: How to make old games work on Windows 7

Getting old games running should be easy. Those old system requirements? Irrelevant! The tools at our disposal? Endless!

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After 50 Days Of Attacks, Hacker Group LulzSec Calls It Quits

Hacker group LulzSec has announced that after 50 days of hacking companies and organizations, it is finally done. Check out the message from LulzSec below, which was posted on Pastebin. Check out the video as well (embedded below).

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Tutorial: Hacking tools you can use to protect your PC

What tools do security professionals and hackers rely on? It’s a question whose answer changes as quickly as the online threat landscape, but there are some favourites in the current toolkit that never go out of fashion.

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These Car Prototypes Built By Kids Can Do Close To 2,000 Miles Per Gallon

What’s more impressive than a car that can do over a thousand miles per gallon? One that was designed by school kids.

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Skype for iPad finally on the way

The Apple iPad is finally going to get its own Skype application and, on first impressions, it looks every bit like the app we’ve all been waiting for.

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Inspired By Wikipedia, Quora Aims For Relevancy With Topic Groups And Reorganized Topic Pages


Quora has just announced a redesign of its Topic Pages and the introduction of Topic Groups, aiming to make information discovery and navigation on the site a little bit easier. The motivation behind these changes is a thrust towards ease of search and content relevancy on Quora, as there is currently a ton of content on the site that people need to figure out how to navigate.

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