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May 2008

• 13: The web is leading the way to world peace; Pangea Day Top 5 (0)
• 13: Liverpool Daily Post uses CoverItLive while producing newspaper (0)
• 13: Experiment: who wants to be a mentor? (4)
• 13: Nimbuzz: mobile VoIP for (almost) everybody (3)
• 13: Nine Inch Nails the ultimate Web 2.0 band (2)
• 12: Joikuspot relieves offline troubles by turning your Nokia Smartphone into a WLAN HotSpot (2)
• 12: Tudou pumps recently raised $57M in bandwidth (0)
• 12: Booklist 2.0: May 2008 (0)
• 12: Mischievous Monday Morning: Cake, Google & Girls (3)
• 11: Female Internet Heroes in Holland (2)
• 09: Blackberry 9000: no iPhone Killer, but cool anyway (3)
• 09: Viewzi: Beautiful Search (12)
• 08: Has Pownce gone Napster? (4)
• 08: Guitarati: find your music mood with colors (0)
• 08: A milestone in gaming: Grand Theft Auto IV breaks 500 million barrier in first week (2)
• 08: 6 upcoming tools to share the highest waves in web surfing (6)
• 07: HTC Diamond: (almost) cooler than iPhone (4)
• 07: The Pope Goes Digital. Hallelujah! (5)
• 07: Hellotree: use those family tags to beat Geni (3)
• 07: Naked is really naked (2)
• 07: Hobnox: online platform for quality music and Web TV (0)
• 06: Commentag.com: Sort discussions on blogs (12)
• 06: You make more money than Steve Jobs (4)
• 06: Swedish File-Sharer convicted but judge blames music industry! (3)
• 06: Yahoo: Shareholders ‘extremely angry’ & Yang ready to deal (0)
• 05: AP brings local news stories to your phone (0)
• 05: Social Wigix challenges evil eBay, a closer look (0)
• 05: Are you a European who watches mobile TV? (3)
• 05: Mischievous Monday Morning: Ready for summer? (NSFW) (5)
• 04: Microsoft walks away from Yahoo deal (1)
• 04: Bkkeepr.com: update your digital bookshelf with Twitter (0)
• 04: Sososher knows how to create high expectations (0)
• 03: Boolify helps children figuring out search (2)
• 03: What is Adobe’s Crystal Ball saying? (0)
• 02: Going Solo: Tech freelancers gather in Switzerland next month (1)
• 02: Want free publicity? Create a Twitter mash-up like TwittEarth (0)
• 02: BuyUCoffee.com: prostitution 2.0 or a good business idea? (2)
• 01: Lego launches massive multiplayer online game (3)
• 01: Raffle.it: a new take on online trading (18)
• 01: TripSay gives you personalized and social travel advice (beta invites) (5)
• 01: RSS Awareness Day (6)

April 2008

• 30: Experts agree: Next Web not nearly here! (2)
• 30: British Blogger fined for ‘grossly offensive and menacing messages’ (2)
• 29: Navigation 2.0 – What social computing could add to the stagnating navigation market (0)
• 29: All Netvibes users now smell like ginger (0)
• 29: eBay: more than just a marketplace? (4)
• 28: Meeting a ‘high tech’ Silicon Valley call-girl (8)
• 27: Xiha: social network for multilingual citizens of the world (3)
• 26: Fake Steve Jobs gives an inspiring show at Web 2.0 Expo (2)
• 25: Mullenweg announces (possibly) related items funtion (1)
• 25: Interview with Raymond O’Hare, Regional Director, Microsoft Scotland (0)
• 25: Why you should tag your Flickr pictures (0)
• 24: Triggit: Easy Website Monetization (2)
• 24: Tripit: Email is the new interface! (7)
• 24: “The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It” (7)
• 24: Andreessen: browser is here to stay for another 20 years (0)
• 23: Erik Hersman about developing Web 2.0 services in Africa (0)
• 23: How can we use Twitter for business? (10)
• 23: Trendpedia.com; discover keyword trends in blogs (3)
• 23: DataPortability: Logo Design Contest Winner! (3)
• 23: Germans will soon hold Wikipedia in their hands (1)
• 23: Amazon Web Services: Lower Data Transfer Costs (0)
• 23: Filling the experience gap; aligning virtual with physical customer experiences (0)
• 23: Starting tomorrow: listen to your RSS feeds with Dixero (3)
• 23: Amazee.com: in closed beta but we have invites! (15)
• 23: Twitter launches Japanese language version (4)
• 23: Knowledgeplaza.net: Enterprise Social Search (1)
• 22: Nick Gonzalez: “The best TechCrunch post.., ever” (3)
• 22: Learn from Muhammad Saleem: it’s all about love (0)
• 22: Google Heatmap: what do we look at? (3)
• 22: Blurb: wouldn’t you want to see your name on a book cover? (1)
• 22: The REAL competition to Search Engines? (5)
• 21: French service KartOO visualizes search data (2)
• 21: Evernote: beta invites for your memory (32)
• 21: Eeggi: search and the meaning of text (0)
• 21: Faroo: P2P Web Search (3)
• 21: Live reporting from Alternative Search Engines’ Day (5)
• 20: The mobile web will stay with us for a while (1)
• 19: Master those Wi-Fi spots as a true geek (0)
• 19: Another law in Europe to regulate online content: this time anti-terrorism (0)
• 19: San Francisco; here comes The Next Web! (5)
• 18: Absolut Machines: Creating Creative Intelligence (3)
• 18: Modest makeover Google Video for better browsing (1)
• 18: French pro-anorexia sites soon to be history (4)
• 18: Nsyght: another take on social searching (2)
• 17: MicroRevie.ws: what’s the Twitter community thinking? (5)
• 17: Evolution of technology: Darwin goes online (0)
• 16: RehashClothes.com helps out green fashion victims (1)
• 16: After the Funding Checklist (2)
• 16: Booklist2.0: April 2008 (0)
• 15: The Next Web Conference 2008 in 2 minutes (video) (2)
• 14: Battle between the EU and Microsoft heats up (2)
• 14: Edopter.com: the next everything, now! (5)
• 14: French IM service Iminent might use the money injection for Asian expansion (0)
• 14: Mischievous Monday Morning: A network called ‘Internet’ (4)
• 13: Web 2.0 Expo attendees, let’s talk about Europe (8)
• 12: Google AdSense Down (0)
• 12: First Girl Geek Dinner in Amsterdam well attended (2)
• 12: FON Raises $9.5 Million: No More Free Hardware? (8)
• 12: Women speakers at Web 2.0 expo SF? (4)
• 11: Yahoo picks AOL over Microsoft (5)
• 11: European companies and outsourcing isn’t a match (5)
• 11: Crowd Status: what’s your crowd up to? (2)
• 11: Russian search engines Yandex and Rambler vs Google (4)
• 10: Whale Hunt: a photographic heartbeat timeline (1)
• 10: Location based social network IRL Connect gets seed capital (7)
• 10: Belgian start-up IntroNiche promotes cross-promotion (1)
• 09: “Myspace is the anti-christ for children” (4)
• 09: After the Funding: Build a Team that is Smart and Gets Things Done (2)
• 09: Tweet Clouds: what are you twittering about? (4)
• 09: Ubervu: participating in communities from one place (3)
• 08: Will a Nokia research center suck up all the Swiss talent? (2)
• 08: Video: The Truth According To Wikipedia (13)
• 08: What’s in a name? Wauw! Wee more than just a weird Dutch expression (0)
• 08: Sellaband closes a round of € 3.5 million funding for international expansion (4)
• 07: Digg.com down: new features? (1)
• 07: Swiss schools celebrate free software by using Linux (0)
• 07: Stumpedia: search won’t become more social than this (10)
• 07: Mischievous Monday Morning: Sometimes Auto-Complete Sucks… (6)
• 06: Thinking of Developing a MySpace App? (1)
• 06: All collaborative learning service Pakt needs, is a small and enthusiastic community (1)
• 06: The People versus The Expert (31)
• 05: YouTube uses the Rolling Stones to attract an older audience (0)
• 05: Enough for the conference now, this blog must go on (10)
• 05: Women on the Next Web meetup (5)
• 04: That was one rocking conference! (13)
• 04: Winners of The Next Web Awards (13)
• 04: Khris Loux interviews Chris Saad about Dataportability (3)
• 04: Jessicah Mah: “Recommendations are crap!” (4)
• 04: CTO Amazon Werner Vogels about the Kindle (1)
• 04: Photo impression of The Next Web so far (0)
• 04: David Hasselhof got all the attention during the last round of start-ups (3)
• 04: Garrett Camp: “one-size-fits-all in search is history” (4)
• 04: Werner Vogels: “Everything fails all the time” (9)
• 04: Third round of start-ups: are you looking for a warm body? (6)
• 04: Scoble about social media: “The first experience is a crappy experience” (12)
• 04: Robert Scoble at The Next Web, Amsterdam (1)
• 03: The Conference Day 1: The Aftermath.. (0)
• 03: Nova Spivack: “The Semantic Web as an open and less evil web” (16)
• 03: Second round of start-ups that are shaping the next web (5)
• 03: Leah Culver and the magical unicorn: A Pownce story (6)
• 03: Keynote: Khris Loux “Bloggers and startups, challenge the big companies and embrace open standards” (6)
• 03: Kevin Rose: ‘Digg will soon start suggesting stories’ (16)
• 03: The Next Web conference live videostream (58)
• 03: Gil Penchina: “Give your customers insane levels of control” (2)
• 03: First round of start-up presentations (2)
• 03: Keynote: Adeo Ressi (5)
• 03: The Next Web 2008 kicked off by Erick Schonfeld (0)
• 02: What would you like to talk about? Khris Loux’s crowd session (0)
• 02: We’re ready for The Next Web 2008, are you? (1)
• 02: Online gambling in Europe stays a touchy subject (2)
• 02: Things you need to know if you’re coming to the Next Web Conference (3)
• 02: Mobile ‘walled garden’ services: haven’t you paid attention? (0)
• 02: After the Funding: Establish a Product Heartbeat – a Continual Rapid-Fire Release Plan (0)
• 01: TheNextWeb2008 Update: Start networking (2)
• 01: TheNextWeb2008 Update: the truth according to Wikipedia (5)
• 01: Instapaper: no more 2read tags on Delicious (1)
• 01: TheNextWeb2008 Update: Vote for Last Two Demos (227)
• 01: Don’t you just love April 1st? Google is heading for Mars (2)
• 01: Online casual games; a worldwide gameplay of dollars! (2)

March 2008

• 31: Diggnation Amsterdam, the biggest internet event in the world! (7)
• 31: Hyves crashes The Next Web Awards servers (3)
• 31: RSS service Toluu: can they compete with Google Reader? (36)
• 31: Blogocosa.com: visual representation of the Spanish blogosphere (3)
• 30: TheNextWeb2008 Update: Love, Internet Access and Attention (9)
• 30: Stop making useless Twitter apps, please (5)
• 29: Time Machiner: I will never forget a birthday anymore (11)
• 29: Japan Report : Another method for fast access to websites on your mobile phone (0)
• 28: TheNextWeb2008 Update: The Next Techcrunch Conference? (0)
• 28: RestyleMe is styling 2.0 and certainly not 3.0 (1)
• 28: Registry fee for domain names will increase (0)
• 28: Craigslist offers classified ads for Basques (0)
• 27: Traveling in Europe goes hand in hand with connectivity: UK allows mobile calls on flights (0)
• 27: PRE: The Next Web through the eyes of young artists and students (2)
• 27: What does it take to become a sustainable Facebook app? (0)
• 27: Sportme: connecting online to sport together off line (0)
• 26: France: trains with Wifi connection on board (7)
• 26: Co-creation over the top? Dutch political party engages online communities to write their party manifesto (6)
• 26: Artist impression of a ‘virtual sweatshop’ (0)
• 26: After the Funding: Align Business and Technology around a Product Roadmap (2)
• 25: Stumbling Upon Search, Garrett Camp on the Future of Search and Discovery (2)
• 25: ‘Facebook is doomed to die’ and other East Asian misunderstandings (3)
• 25: Revenge of the Polls: Strawpoll and YouPop (0)
• 25: Floobs: a Java-based streaming video service (1)
• 24: TheNextWeb2008 Update: 24 demo companies (5)
• 24: Link to a specific Youtube Warp in your blog and website (0)
• 24: Modu: phone morphing might burn millions of Dov Moran’s dollars (1)
• 24: Zen and the art of ‘capturing mass audiences’ (6)
• 23: Bragster heading for the ultimate bragging right (0)
• 22: TheNextWeb2008 Update: Comedy With Your Pants Off (1)
• 22: 10+ Female Internet Heroes in the UK! (1)
• 22: Tagmore connects the online world with the off line one (1)
• 21: TheNextWeb2008 Update: A 17 year old entrepreneur (4)
• 21: All you aspiring writers out there, wake up! (1)
• 21: Trutap turns your phone into a social media platform (0)
• 21: Kevin Rose is copying me! (0)
• 20: Kevin Rose promises to grow mustache for Amsterdam Diggnation (17)
• 20: TheNextWeb2008 Update: We want to interview you (0)
• 20: Why measuring engagement will not suffice in explaining the succces of social sites (1) (2)
• 20: CreativeCrowds knows the power of crowdsourcing (1)
• 20: Utilizing the Wisdom of the Crowd, part 2 (0)
• 19: Credit crisis or not: it’s a fantastic time to build a start-up (4)
• 19: Serious pie-throwing during PLUGG’s start-up rally (5)
• 19: Conference organizers: please stop with panels (23)
• 19: Companies should embrace the social influence of communities (1)
• 19: Live coverage from PLUGG, Brussels (1)
• 19: After the Funding: Set-up a Repeatable Sales Process First, Then Expand Sales Force (2)
• 19: Google release a new home page design for Japan (1)
• 18: TheNextWeb2008 Update: Support your local startup (1)
• 18: Gizmoz ready for Asian and mobile adventures (0)
• 18: Another interview with mr. Zuckerberg (this one is better) (0)
• 18: The new Wordpress version is all about simplicity (4)
• 17: Tips for web workers from lifehacker Gina Trapani (3)
• 17: Brand Hijack - a video review (5)
• 17: France loves search personalization service Surf Canyon (3)
• 17: TheNextWeb2008 Update: Chris Saad! (3)
• 16: Case 1017: Interesting Viral, or more? (3)
• 16: SXSW: Where were the Europeans? (13)
• 16: Pinpoint your travel adventures on Mapness (0)
• 15: Video sites Tudou and Youku battle for world’s biggest internet market (2)
• 15: WatZatSong.com: humming and guessing music community (1)
• 14: Free as in beer? Some other ways of offering something for free (2)
• 14: Announcing The Next Web Award nominees, now it is up to you (20)
• 14: Sprout; a new web 2.0 initiative that has THE genuine potential (5)
• 14: Japanese magazine filled with only QR codes (2)
• 13: AOL’s comeback continues by buying social network Bebo (3)
• 13: Bambuser: stream video from your phone, even if it’s not a Nokia (3)
• 13: The booming online gaming industry (1)
• 12: Searching for female web heroes (14)
• 12: ClickPass released, one login less (4)
• 12: AnswerOil: product search and decision-making tool (2)
• 12: After the Funding: Base Decision-Making on Long-Term Strategy instead of Short-Term Constraints (4)
• 12: YouTube adds (some) high quality video switches (3)
• 11: Google could really hurt brand monitoring tools (3)
• 11: Search engines: let in the experts (just like Topicle) (4)
• 11: Last call Next Web Awards for European startups (3)
• 10: Pure geek stuff: The Cyborg Name Decoder (0)
• 10: Scred: don’t let money come between you and your friends (0)
• 10: How gaming got its tail back (3)
• 09: 121 Chat: Steve Garnett @ Salesforce.com (0)
• 09: Why American VC Robert Goldberg from YL Ventures focuses on Europe (0)
• 09: BookList2.0: March 2008 (1)
• 08: Quintura’s visual search: ‘iPhone for the search market’ (1)
• 08: AndUnite.com uses search info to match people (2)
• 07: Gazprom-Media expands its TV holdings to the Web (1)
• 07: Rumor: China’s largest video site Tudou shutdown? (1)
• 07: Ukrainian based NewsAlloy.com wants to compete with all the major feed readers (0)
• 06: Meghan McCain’s blog is actually interesting (3)
• 06: Google opens up their contacts, who follows? (1)
• 06: Utilizing the Wisdom of the Crowd (4)
• 05: Bemba.com: a new sharing add-on for social networks (3)
• 05: Conference Bay: Dutch entrepreneurs stimulating Singaporean start-up culture (2)
• 04: Wordpress the next big thing in CMS (6)
• 04: Netvibes Ginger open for the masses (0)
• 04: As the world opens up, Mixi (Japan’s biggest SNS) starts a content ownership lockdown (2)
• 03: Battle for Europe continues with translations of Facebook and LinkedIn (5)
• 03: My Neighbourhoods: get to know your offline community by joining an online one (0)
• 02: Jowba.com: really charming startup-specific job board (6)
• 02: Social network for games Vigster: where’s the love? (1)
• 01: Lovest.at: ‘Like this person? Check out these users too.’ (0)

February 2008

• 29: RealMee shows you the way to Google’s top results (1)
• 29: Baidu.com plans to launch instant messaging service (2)
• 29: iHipo and rapping Singaporeans about to conquer Europe (0)
• 28: Twit+ makes private file sharing on Twitter possible (1)
• 28: Flower Power 2.0: painting together on WebCanvas.com (1)
• 28: LinkedIn just loves Facebook (1)
• 27: Checkser.com: checklists database in the making (2)
• 27: Two Flickr plugins to be even more ‘cool’ and ‘artsy’ (0)
• 27: Let’s celebrate our European technology heroes (0)
• 26: VIDDIX: possible video revolution on its way (8)
• 26: Fabchannel.com teams up with Universal Music (0)
• 26: From Blippr to our dear readers: 250 private beta invites (5)
• 26: High-quality video service Stage6 soon to be history (3)
• 25: Blogged.com makes blogs more accessible for the masses (1)
• 25: Blippr: finally an easy way to organize your media (4)
• 24: Why local restaurants should love domain tasting (4)
• 24: Yamelo takes you on a music trip down memory lane (0)
• 23: Get creative with your adspace on PlaceMyProduct (0)
• 22: Escape to a virtual world wherever and whenever you want (0)
• 22: Taptu: Mobile social search is Google’s Achilles heel (1)
• 22: The perfect lifestream is a simple one (5)
• 22: Diggnation: Live in Amsterdam @ Next Web 2008 (14)
• 21: Next Web Open Office Road Trip Part 3: London (2)
• 20: Venture Capital Advice from TheFunded.com Founder (1)
• 20: Adsense in Adobe Flash now possible (5)
• 20: Linqia: Community Search Aims for Developing World (2)
• 19: Free WordPress Plugin: “100 SEO tips” (24)
• 19: Gay Africans and Arabs embrace blogging (1)
• 19: Censorship on the web isn’t rewarding, yet (0)
• 19: Future of Clicky: localization, goal- and campaign tracking (2)
• 19: Live.com: bigger than Google in September 2008 (9)
• 18: LinkBlip makes your digital life easier by tracking links (4)
• 18: Google Maps-based Mezzoman prevents family fights (7)
• 17: Meet Shakespeare and his billion monkeys on Twitter (9)
• 17: The Web’s Role In The 2008 U.S. Presidential Election (2)
• 16: Dependent Records: The Story Behind the Hoax (10)
• 16: Blogs and romance: find your TechCrunch Chick or Valleywag Queen (4)
• 15: Peek into offices at LinkedIn, Flickr & Facebook (7)
• 15: Web2Wave: surfing the web cover flow style (2)
• 14: VideoInterview: Leah Culver from Pownce (2)
• 14: Overlay.tv: Ad Advertisements To Video (2)
• 14: Next Web Open Office Road Trip Day 2: Paris (5)
• 14: How Deep Is Your Love? (3)
• 13: Loic Le Meur’s Seesmic raises 6 million (10)
• 13: Time lapse video: Official Google Doodle (1)
• 13: Next Web Open Office Road Trip Day 1: Belgium (1)
• 13: Competing for tips: Tipjoy & TipIt.To (oh, and Paypal!) (12)
• 13: BookList2.0: February 2008 (2)
• 13: VideoInterview: Scott Rafer from Lookery (0)
• 12: Alcohol2.0 - An overview of the best wine services (6)
• 12: Telefónica will invest €40m in technology companies (0)
• 12: 2D codes already work! Just check out Japan (13)
• 11: Who is saying what about Google acquiring Plaxo (8)
• 11: Using the auctioning madness and Twitter to save lives (5)
• 11: Mobile barcoding bridging the gap between Adwords and print ads (5)
• 11: Record Label quits, uploads music to The Pirate Bay (24)
• 10: ‘Warp’ through YouTube with Visual Browser (1)
• 10: How I used and lost all my phone numbers in just one week (5)
• 09: “Yahoo to reject 44 billion dollar offer of Microsoft” (1)
• 08: Listening to the Good, the Bad and the Ugly (2)
• 08: Why advertise if nobody buys? Go personalize! (0)
• 08: Casual games developers are like drug dealers (1)
• 07: Internet greatest’s join up with OpenID (4)
• 07: Why being an Asian open source programmer isn’t easy (0)
• 07: Lazy Web 2.0 addicts use Nabaztag for updates (1)
• 07: The Web facilitates lying perfectly says Genevieve Bell (0)
• 06: Utterz: blogosphere will benefit from impulsive blogging (0)
• 06: AOL acquires two companies for better monetization (1)
• 06: European and American VC’s, please partner up (3)
• 05: Want to impress people with your Flickr pics? Use Animoto (12)
• 05: Domino’s stops the emotional pizza rollercoaster with a tracking service (4)
• 05: ManagedQ: A viable alternative for Google (6)
• 05: Video: The eBuddy Heist (11)
• 05: Things on Twitter might get nasty because of Karma tool (2)
• 05: eBuddy secures Series B: 6.5 million euro from Prime Technology (4)
• 04: Free Wifi gets a lift in Japan (0)
• 04: 100 private invites for Netvibes ginger after a night of partying (11)
• 04: So what’s the latest on Microsoft and Yahoo? (1)
• 04: Smart Israeli companies promote their start-up culture (2)
• 04: Italy accidentally legalizes music sharing (2)
• 03: How the guys from NotchUp came up with their great idea (4)
• 02: Issuu: is this really publishing 2.0 style? (2)
• 02: Plaxo: another week, another product (0)
• 01: Goodcircle: using the power of the web to do good (1)
• 01: Microsoft offers $44.6 Billion for Yahoo & why Yahoo will accept (12)

January 2008

• 31: Music service Qtrax: many promises, no music (1)
• 31: Page, Brin and Schmidt promised to stay at Google for 20 years (3)
• 31: Yahoo OpenID just launched (4)
• 30: Facebook: Ignore all = now an option (4)
• 30: The Next Web Open Office Road Trip (19)
• 30: While we’re reporting about Web 2.0, another writer is facing death (3)
• 30: Music Wars Continue: Warner Bros Records VS SeeqPod (0)
• 30: New .BLOG domain will be a mainly corporate thing (8)
• 30: MyID.is: know who you are talking to (3)
• 30: Web developers: move to Finland, Slovenia or Poland (8)
• 29: Digg.com: 2.7 Million Pimplefaces (0)
• 29: Dasur: Faster Text Input for Smart Phones (2)
• 29: Mr. Million Dollar Homepage makes a living with ’stupid ideas’ (2)
• 29: Facebook: an alternative to Del.icio.us and Google? (2)
• 29: Ozmota: another mobile social networking effort (0)
• 29: Still hope for old-fashioned publishers! (2)
• 29: Birth control; who do you go to for advice? (0)
• 29: SeeToo Moves To Public Beta (2)
• 28: Helio CEO Sky Dayton steps down/up/is promoted (0)
• 28: Google launches new search result views (1)
• 28: Spanish Tractis expands to Europe (0)
• 28: Google and the Myth of Universal Knowledge (0)
• 28: Inside report: Online battle against Scientology (+The Video!) (2)
• 27: Twitter Balloon Badge visualizes Tweets (1)
• 27: Deadpool: Domain tasting and kiting industry (2)
• 26: Exit ShotCode? Starbucks and Apple to the rescue! (7)
• 26: Snap.com to critics: you wanna step outside? (2)
• 26: Bol.com tries to draw 36.850.000.000.000.001 from shoppers credit card (5)
• 25: Internet Party: When Google’s parents leave town… (2)
• 25: LinkedIn is aiming for (not so geeky) Europeans (2)
• 25: CityTherapy.com: Social network to discover European cities (2)
• 25: Beware of the European music revolution (3)
• 25: How to boost your book sales the Paulo Coelho way (2)
• 24: The Long Term Benefit of Digg (4)
• 24: MTV Cribs2.0, the entrepreneurial version. Episode 1 (4)
• 24: User Generated Telecom, Media and Technology Predictions (2)
• 24: Social networks making money through giving presents (6)
• 24: British MP accuses memorial sites of “romanticizing death” (1)
• 23: Search Update: Yahoo, Twingly & Quintura (1)
• 23: Future of Input Devices: Not Voice but Sign Language (3)
• 23: Wi-Fi did NOT cause Boeing crash, Gordon Brown did. (0)
• 23: Forget Web2.0, here comes HTML5! (6)
• 22: MacHeads the movie (2)
• 22: EU official: Your IP address is private (0)
• 22: MySQL’s CEO Marten Mickos about Sun and Heineken (1)
• 22: Pownce, now open to everyone (4)
• 22: Feedblitz causes FeedBurner crash? (0)
• 21: The Foldable Computer Screen: Invented in… Holland! (9)
• 21: Spill Group buys Games.co.uk (1)
• 21: Upcoming Facebook acquisitions in Europe? (5)
• 21: WordPress.com: Now With Three Gigabytes Free (3)
• 21: It’s Not You, It’s .Me! (5)
• 20: Yahoo in 2008: Victory or Death! (5)
• 19: 3 ways to go beyond Web 2.0 design (18)
• 18: Slow day? Naah… (1)
• 17: LetsProve tries to get Thailand out of the Web 1.0 era (4)
• 16: Breaking: Twitter goes to Japan (0)
• 16: Pulse integration with Mac is just the beginning (3)
• 16: European money for the Valley: Samwer brothers invest in Facebook (0)
• 16: MySQL to get acquired by Sun (8)
• 16: Use Web 2.0 for help and advice about health issues (3)
• 16: What to Read for January 2008 (5)
• 15: Watch YouTube videos on your iPod, anytime (4)
• 15: How to make your (AdWords) Ad Remarkable (2)
• 15: Would the best European start-up please stand up? (0)
• 15: How to register for Japanese video site Nico Nico Douga (17)
• 14: The blogosphere about the next web: week 2 (0)
• 14: Yahoo enters the Israeli market, forfeits brand recognition (3)
• 14: Getting into a fancy restaurant 2.0 style (4)
• 13: Streaming video instead of 140 characters? (4)
• 13: Ever wanted to play at the Grammy’s? Now you can! (0)
• 12: Internet entrepreneurs, is it really all about the money? (9)
• 12: New browser for children on its way (9)
• 12: The biggest Internet-related stories of 2007 in Japan (3)
• 11: Video Interview: Deborah Schultz (0)
• 11: FaceBook launches “profile clean-up” tool (4)
• 11: PR Fiasco in the making: Gizmodo at CES (9)
• 11: Tripr: film your hotel & make money (14)
• 10: Blogs - how to steal advertisers from magazines (6)
• 10: Ask.com: Is 5% not enough? (3)
• 10: coComment will change online conversations (2)
• 10: Google AdSense: No More Referral Fees! (1)
• 09: Network-solutions-is-run-by-mindless-monkeys.com (14)
• 09: 26 days left until end of life for PHP 4 (7)
• 09: What is on tonight? Not Joost.com (8)
• 08: The 3D web: try it now… (18)
• 08: Notely, Web 2.0 made easy for students (2)
• 08: Hate shopping? Try ClayValet.com (3)
• 08: Google + Panasonic = TeleGoogle (5)
• 07: Interview with Jimmy Wales: “Quality search is a commodity” (11)
• 07: Next Web Blog Launch: “the best is yet to come” (13)
• 07: How to explain DataPortability.org to average users (6)
• 06: Mahalo going after WikiPedia (2)
• 05: Moseycode, a new chapter in mobile barcoding (10)
• 04: Google + kite-surfing + environment + Virgin = Virgle (28)
• 04: Awesome digital art viral: Human Tetris (3)
• 04: Wikiffiti, Operation Mindfuck & [citation needed] (0)
• 04: OLPC: Nigerian Scam, Intel Outside & CTO leaves… (1)
• 03: Om Malik: heartattack, but alive! (0)
• 03: The Next Big Thing: Ubiquitous Internet! (5)
• 02: Wordpress too complicated to be THE next social network (4)
• 01: What year is it? (5)

December 2007

• 30: Who will be The Next Web Oracle? (0)
• 30: Where are the female speakers on web conferences? (16)
• 28: Netscape; goodbye old friend (2)
• 28: Mozilla versus Google, is Weave just the beginning? (2)
• 27: Facebook: Coming to a Country Near You (2)
• 27: We need a female Steve Jobs (21)
• 24: Politics: too serious a matter to be left to politicians? (2)
• 24: Charity through mobile micropayments (6)
• 22: WashingtonVC: What’s in a name? (4)
• 22: Does Last.fm have the balls? (3)
• 21: FONtrepreneur: Program Failure (6)
• 20: End hunger, Web2.0 style! (3)
• 20: Why Amazon partnered with SellABand (8)
• 20: Moola: Build Your Own Local Version! (3)
• 19: Blognation: Officially, definitively and permanently over… (0)
• 19: Mooh lowering the boundaries for online gaming (1)
• 19: Remember The Milk in Gmail, or: how to get acquired by Google (8)
• 18: Shotcode 2.0, exit ShotCode (9)
• 17: Live video from your bedroom (15)
• 17: The Big Book of Successful European Social Networks (8)
• 14: Arrington and Sethi throwing mud (11)
• 14: Sitez n the Hood (6)
• 13: Meet the rocking South African Web 2.0 community (10)
• 13: Wakoopa tracking the software use of early adopters (1)
• 11: Something funny, From Microsoft (No really!) (8)
• 11: TownNote: Resistance is futile (0)
• 11: Walk around in a visual representation of the web (5)
• 11: Kevin Rose’s (DIGG) way of doing business (3)
• 11: Evan Williams (Twitter) wants simple services (4)
• 11: The dark side of web 2.0: online bullying, no privacy and crappy ugc? (2)
• 10: The simple basics of The Next Web (2)
• 10: Bubble2.0? (5)
• 08: Netvibes is teasing with previews of their social adventure (4)
• 08: Forget Google & Microsoft! Aim for Apple! (3)
• 07: R.I.P.: Edgeio and TED (0)
• 07: Entrepreneurs ARE the NEW Rock stars (23)
• 06: Social Network Party: 30.000 beers please! (4)
• 05: Respectance.com, putting the ‘emo’ in social media (10)
• 04: Next Web Conference date confirmed: April 3 & 4, 2008 (6)
• 04: Plaxo Pulse: Netherlands Highest Growth Of ALL Countries (10)

July 2007

• 27: Respectance raised 1,5 million Series A (1)
• 19: Presentation Rod Beckstrom (0)
• 19: Dick Hardt - Next Identity, the Hardt way (1)
• 18: Top Young European Entrepreneurs (0)
• 16: Presentation Saul Klein online (1)
• 16: TechCrunch20 - Opportunity for startups (0)
• 12: Seedcamp partners with The Next Web (3)
• 12: Moderator Next Web starts new company (0)

June 2007

• 20: Level 3: Red Couch Video Interviews Online (1)
• 13: The Next Web: a good place to launch! (1)
• 06: Deborah Schultz Presentation online (0)
• 06: Yahoo: Search is history? (0)
• 05: Emerce Video Interview by Emerce (0)
• 04: Next Web Conference 2006, 2007 or blog? (3)