TechCrunch20 is now TechCrunch40
(techcrunch20.com)
September 2007 Archive
691.
692.
Capgemini to pitch Google Apps
(roughtype.com)
693.
Infoviz porn: the Tokyo subway system (GIF)
(subway.umka.org)
694.
Video of Michael Arrington interviewing Mark Zuckerberg at TechCrunch40
(uk.intruders.tv)
695.
696.
3 Things you need to know about China - FoundRead
(foundread.com)
697.
Flight Simulator hidden inside Google Earth
(marco-za.blogspot.com)
698.
Prism: Coalition of journal publishers fighting free online access to research
(prismcoalition.org)
700.
World's First Facebook Apps VC
(altura.com)
701.
Amazon launches configurable widgets
(vnunet.com)
702.
Is a PR/Legal Mess in Store for Facebook fbFund?
(centernetworks.com)
703.
Google Prepping A Second Life Competitor?
(techcrunch.com)
704.
As Prostitutes Turn to Craigslist, Law Takes Notice
(nytimes.com)
705.
Andrew Chen: Viral marketing is not a marketing strategy
(andrewchen.typepad.com)
706.
Code to unlock iPhone cracked
(cnn.com)
707.
The Best Synchronization Is No Synchronization
(flounder.com)
708.
Get all your friends & web 2.0 services in one place
(intuuch.com)
709.
Radio frequencies help burn salt water
(news.yahoo.com)
710.
711.
Theory Girl by the University of Washington CSE Band [mp3]
(cs.washington.edu)
712.
Barriers to proving P!=NP
(scottaaronson.com)
713.
FogBugz is Developer-Driven (Thank Goodness)
(userdriven.org)
714.
The Great Inflation Mystery, Still Unsolved
(nytimes.com)
715.
716.
717.
Business schools and research - Practically irrelevant?
(economist.com)
718.
Fake Steve Jobs Was A Blog Hater
(techcrunch.com)
719.
Coding Horror: Choosing Dual or Quad Core
(codinghorror.com)
720.
Bill Gates: Allowing piracy in China was a great decision
(money.cnn.com)