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Groupon IPO on hold as SEC questions remain

Groupon is going to wait at least a couple of weeks before launching the final phase of its initial public offering because regulators still have questions for the daily deals website and the stock market is too volatile, a person familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.

 

Is blog TechCrunch unraveling?

What's a blogger to do when his blog is in turmoil? Well, blog about it, of course. Or, in the case of TechCrunch's MG Siegler, maybe "rant" is the more operative verb. On Tuesday morning, the powerful, frothy-mouthed tech blog's No. 2 man went off the digital rails, bemoaning a website that's "on the precipice" and "may be over" as we, the People of the Internet, know it.

Senh: I think this is an over-reaction from Techcrunch staff. They tend to over-react when it comes to their credibility. I guess it's a good thing. It's better to take this stuff in an overly serious manner than take it slightly.

 

Facebook Flaw Lets You Hijack Page from Original Owner [REPORT]

A small but important Facebook flaw lets Page admins boot the creator of the original Page from admin status, effectively hijacking the Page

 

Amazon.com Is Testing Redesign

Amazon.com Is Testing Redesign

Amazon.com is testing a major redesign of its website, an overhaul that could refashion the way people shop on the world's largest online retailer.

 

Google Drops Products, Narrows Focus

Google said it will discontinue several products, as the Internet giant narrows its focus and doubles down on new efforts, including its Google+ social networking service, under CEO Larry Page.

 

Amazon offers Calif. 7,000 jobs if it drops tax

Amazon.com Inc has proposed a hiring spree of 7,000 jobs in California if state leaders put a recently enacted online sales tax on hold for two years.

 

Akamai rides Happy Cloud to speed up game downloads

Akamai rides Happy Cloud to speed up game downloads

Happy Cloud, a start-up which is trying to speed up game downloads and make them almost instantly playable like streaming gaming services using progressive download technology, has partnered with content delivery network Akamai to boost its performance and make games playable within a couple minutes.

 

TechCrunch Founder Michael Arrington Confirms He Is Starting A VC Fund

Arrington will continue to write for the popular tech blog as he deploys $20 million in start-ups.

 

All Leaked U.S. Cables Were Made Available Online as WikiLeaks Splintered

All Leaked U.S. Cables Were Made Available Online as WikiLeaks Splintered

A WikiLeaks computer file that allows anyone to read every word of 251,287 leaked United States diplomatic cables by typing a password made public six months ago was posted online by mistake last year, potentially endangering human rights activists and other sources who spoke to American officials in confidence.

 

Google Launches Offline Versions of Gmail, Calendar & Docs

Google is launching a new Gmail web app and updates to Calendar and Docs to make them more useful when there's no Internet.

 

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