Gone, Tim Tuttle of Truveo. Gone, the Birches of Bebo. Gone, Dave Morgan of Tacoda. Gone, many Quigos.
One of the more interesting little problems that AOL has had over the last few years, in regards to its acquisition of hot Internet companies, has been that it is situated deep in the bowels of the Time [...]
Yesterday I posted a short piece on the debut of AOL’s Truveo video-search site, which I like a lot.
It is a new consumer destination site, which is aiming to go head-to-head with other video-search sites, like Google’s, Yahoo’s and Blinkx’s. Until now, Truveo has been providing white-label video search to big sites like those of [...]
It’s not often that AOL can actually be called innovative these days, but perusing its Truveo video-search site, which will roll out a new consumer destination site today, I might have to reconsider.
I will post a video later today on my visit to the San Francisco-based company, where I talked to its CEO and Co-Founder [...]
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