- EarlyStageVC: Web 2.0 – Over and Out – “Many of us in the VC community have been quietly wondering about the state of Web 2.0 innovation. We aren’t seeing much. Startup activity remains strong, but the consumer web landscape seems to be populated with the same bodies with different skins.” – (tags: [tag]web[/tag])
- TechCrunch Has Acquired FuckedCompany.com – “The market moves in cycles, and its clear that we are at the tail end of the current boom.” I thought it felt like TechCrunch was being updated a lot slower nowadays. Now I know why. Or is this an April 1st joke? – (tags: [tag]software[/tag])
- GigaOM » Xcerion makes Internet OS real – XIOS, its XML-based Internet OS, and got subtle tip of the hat from some of the most respected technology pundits. NIce screenshots. – (tags: [tag]software[/tag])
- Perfect vs. Shipped « epistemologic – Anyone who knows Ruby On Rails has a half-done personal project that’s going nowhere?. – (tags: [tag]software[/tag])
- Duchovny almost done negotiating X-Files 2 movie – TV Squad – IESB.net found out from the actor that negotiations are currently in their final stages, and that the film should start filming in 2008 or sooner. – (tags: [tag]movies[/tag])
- 7th Heaven cancelled? – TV Squad – the cast and crew of the series have been told today that the series would not return for a twelfth season. – (tags: [tag]television[/tag])
- Yes, Studio 60 is still filming – TV Squad – …of course, the second part of that headline should probably be “…but it probably won’t be renewed.” – (tags: [tag]television[/tag])
- 10 Timeless Lessons From Dalai Lama at Ririan Project – ?This is my simple religion. There is no need for temples; no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness.? – (tags: [tag]philosophy[/tag])
- Smallville actor signs on for Teen Wolf remake – TV Squad – Smallville’s Tom Welling has signed on for the Teen Wolf remake. – (tags: [tag]television[/tag])
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