Drop Everything Immediately And Make Your Own Gangnam Style Video With JibJab
Personalize funny videos and birthday eCards at JibJab! A TechCrunch tradition: wasting time in the office by putting ourselves and coworkers into JibJab videos (and then posting them). They just...
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They Screwed Us. Right Before They Screwed Us Again. #poohead
We just got screwed. More on this below. Nobody says “Web 2.0” anymore. The term just didn’t stand the test of time, long ago it became clichéd. But a handful of years ago it had real meaning to a lot...
View ArticleWho Is This? (Sprint + Google Voice Is Hopeless)
You can’t say I didn’t give it an honest try. It was over a year ago now that I tried switching from an Android phone to the iPhone. The main reason I had waited so long was my tether to Google Voice –...
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Ron Conway: The Painting
Ron Conway, Silicon Valley’s best known angel investor, got quite a gift this evening. Laurene Jobs, the wife of the late Steve Jobs, dropped by the Conway annual holiday party this evening and...
View ArticleI’m So Ashamed Of TechCrunch Today
TechCrunch reader Kuan Yong sent me an email today showing me something that I thought I’d never see. I thought it must be some photoshopped joke. But I’ve confirmed it for myself. TechCrunch, it...
View ArticleI’m Bored. What’s Next?
It’s just about 2013 and I gotta say, I’m a little bored. At least, the blogger in me is. As an investor things are just peachy. All this panic about overpriced consumer startups has led to a nice...
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The Income Rich Take One For The Team. Thanks!
I love talking about taxes. Our President and both houses of Congress have finally all agreed on a deal on this whole fiscal cliff mess. I’ve been holding my breath on this because I thought for sure...
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Cue User Data Shows Email Problem Worsening
In 2008 I was griping about 2,433 unread emails in my inbox. Which is nothing. Today it’s up around 7,000, and I declared an email bankruptcy just a few months ago and started fresh. Cue, a handy...
View ArticleAaron Swartz, Asking For Help, 119 Days Ago
Last Sep Aaron asked for help in his defense, read the reactions then and compare to now: http://t.co/ZG2Iu1aO— nik cubrilovic (@nikcub) January 14, 2013 Nik Cubrilovic points out that people were...
View Article“We Are Supposed To Be Truth Tellers”
A couple of weeks ago CNET was put into an absurd situation – they could not favorably cover a technology product because the company behind that product was in litigation with CNET’s parent company,...
View ArticleTruth, Money, Right, Wrong
Yesterday I wrote about the ongoing CNET editorial independence issue. I said that the editors and journalists at CNET were part of the problem, and suggested that they either publish their (assumed)...
View ArticleIf America Was A Startup We’d All Quit
So I was chatting with my dad yesterday. We had a long drive home after the Department of Homeland Security seized and impounded my boat. The mood was somber. We were talking about how awful America...
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Jason Kincaid On The Mythology Of TechCrunch
Editor’s note: The interview between Hunter Walk and Jason Kincaid reprinted below originally appeared on LinkedIn. Follow Hunter on LinkedIn. I was happily surprised to see Hunter Walk interview...
View ArticleThere Was That Whole Internet Thing, Too
Anyone wanting to see the whole “history is written by the victors” thing in process should read Tim Wu and John Gruber battle it out over exactly why Apple has kicked the crap out of everyone else...
View ArticleIf You’re Worried About Likes, Avoid Posting To Facebook From Twitter
Facebook is showing your content to far fewer people than they used to, says Nick Bilton at the NY Times, pointing out that while his subscribers have soared, the number of likes per post has declined...
View ArticleWould Facebook Have Sold To Yahoo for $1.6 Billion? We’ll Never Know
Venture Capitalist Peter Thiel talks about Facebook rejecting a $1 billion offer from Yahoo in 2006. He and Accel’s Jim Breyer were on the same page – “take the money and run.” But Zuckerberg said no....
View ArticleGetting Ready To Disrupt
Wow, it’s been a while since I posted here on TechCrunch. Some of you may remember me as the founder of this site. Later I was fired by Arianna Huffington after I started CrunchFund. That sucked. But...
View ArticleTechCrunch Disrupt SF Starts With Uber CEO Travis Kalanick
TechCrunch Disrupt, a thrice-yearly event where they drag me, the founder of TechCrunch, out like Lenin’s embalmed body to show I’m still around, is but a week away. And if anything will shock me back...
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“The Burned-Out Blogger’s Guide To PR” Is Amazing, Hilarious And Mostly True
More than anything else, Jason Kincaid’s new book The Burned-Out Blogger’s Guide To PR is about the startup journey. It has something for everyone, and it’s smart. It’s also laugh-out-loud funny. The...
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Come To The TechCrunch 10-Year Birthday Meetup
On Saturday June 6 we are celebrating the ten year birthday of TechCrunch. 1,500 people will gather from 12-3 p.m. at the Presidio in San Francisco. Like the meetups ten years ago at my house in...
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