July 16, 2013
Mohenjo
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acquirers, amazon, android, business, Business News, college campuses, dating, gaming, hot dating, Hotels, human-rights, internet, mental-health, mobile, mobile dating, research, Science, Science News, Social, TechCrunch, technology, Technology News, Tinder, travel, vacation, visual appeal
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The Digital Dating World has seen its fair share of companies come and go over the years, and few have been able to give the usual suspects, like eHarmony, Match.com and OkCupid, a run for their respective monies. However, since bursting onto the scene in October of last year, Tinder has been making a play to become the next digital dating giant by focusing on an area where few (if any) of its predecessors have excelled: Your phone.
Drawing on the same addictive formula behind Hot or Not, Tinder allows those in search of a date (or a little casual flirting) to swipe through Facebook-powered profiles of prospective matches, accepting or rejecting based on visual appeal. Sure, it’s a bit superficial, but its game-ified approach to flirting is also more than a little addicting and has taken off among the SnapChat generation, beginning with college campuses.
In fact, since launching in October, Tinder has spread like wildfire — a fact that, as we reported in May, has had investors and potential acquirers drooling. Today, Tinder co-founder and CEO Sean Rad tells us, users have rated over seven billion profiles, and the app has served over 100 million matches in all (and is currently adding 1.5 million matches/day and growing, he says.)
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http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/15/red-hot-dating-app-tinder-officially-arrives-on-android-begins-hooking-up-with-big-media/
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February 18, 2013
Mohenjo
Technical
a girlfriend or boyfriend, amazon, aviation, blogging, business, current-events, employer, entertainment, Future, gadgets, gaming, gay, gay roommate, Google, Hotels, Hunter Walk, Manti T’eo, mental-health, politics, research, Science, Science News, Search Engines, Search Engines Never Forget, TechCrunch, technology, transportation, travel, vacation, YouTube
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Editor’s note: Hunter Walk was most recently Director of Product Management at YouTube. Follow him on Twitter @hunterwalk.
Search engines have long memories. I think about this whenever I read new coverage of some immoral, misanthropic or illegal act. The kids who tweeted racist statements about Obama on Election Day, the college student whose secret videotaping of his gay roommate helped lead to the young man’s suicide, the catfishing of Manti T’eo. Years from now it’s possible, even likely, that when the perpetrators’ names are Googled, these histories will be what surfaces first for them. An employer, a girlfriend or boyfriend, or a neighbor will find out about what they once did years ago. Whatever the context, their past will be very hard to escape.
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http://techcrunch.com/2013/02/17/like-elephants-search-engines-never-forget/
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October 30, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
business, Buzzfeed, content delivery network, current-events, fuel pump, Gawker, huffington post, hurricane sandy, internet, research, Science News, server reference, TechCrunch, technology, travel, vacation, weight loss success
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Major Media ISP Goes Down
Datagram, the ISP whose Manhattan servers host BuzzFeed, Huffington Post, Gawker, and other sites, has lost power, an official there told us via text this evening.
“Basement flooded, fuel pump off line – we got people working on it now. 5 feet of water now,” the official wrote.
BuzzFeed’s site and story page are back online, thanks to a Content Delivery Network, Akamai, which hosts the content at servers distributed around the world.
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1. http://techcrunch.com/2012/10/29/hurricane-sandy-attacks-the-web-gawker-buzzfeed-and-huffington-post-are-down/
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2. statement from BuzzFeed explaining the situation:
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3. Huffington Post and Gawker have gone down again,
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October 21, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
Bacon Number calculator, business, explanations, Gone With The Wind, Google, Graph panels, icons, Knowledge Graph, Knowledge Graph panels, Knowledge Graph project, People, research, Science, Search, search query, social-media, TechCrunch, technology, travel, Vaction
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Google just announced a small but interesting update to its Knowledge Graph panels. Instead of just showing you a list of related items that other people also searched for, hovering over these icons now shows you how they are related to your search query.
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http://techcrunch.com/2012/10/19/google-knowledge-graph-panels-explanations/
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October 16, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
17-year old New Yorker, amp, “What am I getting arrested for?, ″Stop & Frisk” interrogations, business, current-events, entertainment, Environment, frisk, human-rights, interrogations, New York, new york police, New Yorker, NYPD officer, occupy-wall-street, politics, research, Science, Science News, TechCrunch, technology, Video
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“What am I getting arrested for?” said Alvin, a 17-year old New Yorker. “For being a fucking mutt”, the NYPD officer can be clearly heard saying on the recording from Alvin’s iPod, the only known audio from the 1,800″Stop & Frisk” interrogations New York Police do each day.
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http://techcrunch.com/2012/10/15/ipod-stop-frisk/
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September 16, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
bingo bash, bitrhymes, BitRhymes’ CEO Sumit Gupta, business, current-events, Doug Renert, Doug Renert of Tandem capital, entertainment, gadgets, gaming, Gupta and lead investor Doug Renert, ipad devices, mobile, premiere title, research, Science, social gaming, Sumit Gupta, Tandem capital, TechCrunch, technology, U.S. iPad App Store, virtual bingo
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If you had to take a guess at what has been at or near the top-grossing spot in the U.S. iPad App Store for the past month without looking, I’d bet a bingo simulator wouldn’t be high on your list. But India’s BitRhymes has proven that in fact users are interested in playing good old-fashioned bingo on their ultra-modern iPad devices, and revealed to TechCrunch that it’s currently tracking to realize an annual run rate of $45 million in revenue on the back of its premiere title, Bingo Bash for Facebook, iPad and iPhone.
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http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/14/bitrhymes-on-track-for-45m-in-annual-revenue-on-the-strength-of-virtual-bingo/
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