Pluggd Plugs In
Seattle-based start-up Pluggd.com has opened their podcast directory for public use. The service aims to make podcast listening easier for non-technical users. Pluggd crawls...
Scoble (then Gates) Takes a Bow
Microsoft's leading evangelist in the blogosphere and a founder of the video blogging movement, Robert Sdcoble, aka The Scoblelizer, has decided to leave the...
Washington Poker Hands Fold
As of June 7, it is now a felony in the state of Washington to play poker on the Internet.
The bill, S.S.B. No. 6613,...
Socialization of Search
Search marketing's gone social. I'm not just talking about the consumer-driven, new layer of social engineering. Like the you-rate-it brand of Yahoo! Local or...
SIFF, Seats and DaVinci
May 25th marks the opening of the 32nd Annual Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF). Running a full 25 days, with 418 feature length and...
MSN Re-Search Revisited
Two years after conceding his company erred in failing to develop its own search engine, Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steve Ballmer boasted Thursday of...
Camping of Minds, Bubblicious, StockDrop
Attracting a second sold-out crowd of Seattle coders, developers, inventors and innovators, the 2006 edition of Seattle's MindCamp stirred the campfires of entrepreneurial zeal...
East Meets East, Berk & Real
Bill Gates introduced Chinese president Hu Jintao to Seattle industry and hospitality during remarks in Everett last week. After describing a bit of Hu's...
Name of the Domain Game
The world's brightest domain name owners will gain valuable insight at the second annual Domain Roundtable Conference powering up April 19th at the new...
Marcus Courtney Goes to Washington
WashTech President Marcus Courtney arrived in Washington D.C. in March, just as details about Rep. Arlen Specter’s (R-Penn.) plan to expand the H1-B...
