Rdio takes streaming music to the next level
Remember Kazaa? The guys who worked on that have been building something really cool: Rdio, pronounced "R-dee-o".
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Andrew Mager
Andrew Mager is a hacker advocate at Spotify in New York City.
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Seat Geek: Never use Ticketmaster or Craigslist again
It's easy to jump on a professional sports team's website to buy tickets to an upcoming game, but it's also a waste of money. Craigslist is your next option, and it's usually hard to browse or perfect your search queries to find the best deals.
Loopt out of the loop on location-based gaming
I rarely have something negative to say about a product or service, but today I woke up ashamed and embarrassed for Loopt.They launched a new product called "Loopt Star" (which, as of the time of publish, I still can't access).
Store, stream, and share media anywhere with Put.io
Put.io is a website that downloads torrents for you.
Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz tells Mike Arrington to buzz off
Mike Arrington had a fireside chat with Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz this afternoon.
Spotify and Facebook: The best personal and social music experience
I have been using Spotify for over a year now and I believe it has redefined streaming music.Now I think it's redefining personal and social music.
Charlie Rose and John Doerr on disruptive innovation, Steve Jobs, and Google TV
Mike Arrington and Erick Schonfeld opened TechCrunch Disrupt in the abandoned 80,000 sq. ft office of Merrill Lynch in the Lower West Village of NYC this morning.
Best of TechCrunch Disrupt Hack Day Demos
When people hear the world "hack", they think of something negative: a spammer or troll trying to get at your personal information. But a hack, in the context of Hack Day, means to build something interesting in a short amount of time.
Photos: TechCrunch Disrupt Hack Day
Mike Arrington is hosting TechCrunch Disrupt in Manhattan this week, a three-day extravaganza for startups, entrepreneurs, developers, bloggers, and the media. But today is Hack Day, organized by the man himself Chad Dickerson.
Live: Google I/O 2010
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