Vator.tv, which is being lauded as the YouTube for entrepreneurs, is a video platform for the so-called "Elevator Pitches" which allows entrepreneurs and innovators to pitch their ideas online and help them connect with individuals who can help them out.
 

Having closely followed Vator’s launch since June, I hoped to [...]

I have always been a huge fan of parellel (read fast) computing, so much so that I even presented a paper on DNA computing while at uni (while DNA computing warrants a post in itself, lets just keep that for later!). And when I saw this latest piece of information, I just had to blog about it. Read On … 
Chipmaking giant [...]

Internet and SEO celebrity Danny Sullivan, who has run the ever expanding and informative SearchEngineWatch, for close to a decade now, has finally said Goodbye !
Here is what Danny has to say … "After ten years, I’m leaving Search Engine Watch and almost certainly leaving the Search Engine Strategies conference series as well. My [...]

Just ran through a post by Jason Miller at WebProNews about Bloggers reaction to a proposed "Code of Conduct" by a government body. Here is the low down …
It can be debated that bloggers already have their own unwritten laws, a code of conduct to which the prominent bloggers are to adhere. In Britain, the same governmental [...]

I still remember my nascent days on the Internet, the time when services like AllAdvantage.com and others used to excite me. The whole idea of getting paid to just surf the internet was very lucrative. However, those days were hampered by poor internet access speeds. And to add to the woes, if you were surfing from [...]

Being a self proclaimed Wordpress Evangelist, it was only natural that my first post at WATblog had a flavour of the same. So lets get started …. The news is out that San Francisco’s Automattic, the company which owns WordPress, has teamed up with KnowNow (a Sunnyvale company) that has made early inroads selling RSS technology [...]