TechCrunch: Twin, A 2009 TechCrunch50 Finalist, Starts Shipping (CES 2011 Interview) - iTwin gets some love from TechCrunch at CES. They’re also Echelon, ahem, and TechCrunch 50 alumni. (WJI)
VentureBeat: Founders Den classes up San Francisco’s co-working scene - A new twist on co working spaces. this uses a referral/country club model to up exclusivity. (WJI)
PaidContent: Facebook Appeal: The Winklevosses Fall Flat – Looks like the Winklevi won’t be getting any more cash out of the golden goose. (WJI)
GigaOm: Groupon Raises $950 Million — Now Comes the Hard Part: Tech News and Analysis - Groupon will now actually have to live up to the hype of being the ‘fastest growing company, like, ever’, and not disappoint its powerful investors. (WJI)
Business Insider: General Assembly – Coworking is the trend of 2011. Hot space General Assembly is a major ante-upper with custom-designed furniture and beautiful spaces for the next wave of Silicon Alley startups. West Coasters could learn a thing or two from this! (WJI)
Business Insider: Facebook’s Plan To Make A $50 Billion Valuation Look Cheap - Facebook won’t fall into Google’s trap of being a one-trick pony. It’ll simply tax other whole industries to reach its users. It already gets 2/3 of its advertising money from Groupon and Zynga respectively. A completely plausible outcome. (WJI)
GigaOm: Why Google and Demand Media Are Headed for a Showdown - Didn’t a Wired feature reveal that Youtube colluded with Demand Media to beef up its Spanish-language content? Google needs to get serious about its relationship with Demand Media and deflate its spam-filled bubble. (WJI)
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