TechCrunch Links Filtered
TechCrunch is the best place to see what new technologies are popping up. Many of these companies can add tremendous value to your business and many are looking for partnerships. I read this blog frequently and follow Michael Arrington on Twitter and Friendfeed. To make it easier for you I have put together a list of filtered links from recent TechCrunch posts so you don’t have to read through all of them.
YouTomb: Where Videos Go to Die
http://youtomb.com
Popjax combines thematic Web videos with trivia questions to create a new form of casual games on the Web. Bands and brands can work with Popjax to create custom games for their fans
http://popjax.com
Mochi Media is a San Francisco, CA based company that helps game developers around the world to monetize and distribute their games.
http://mochimedia.com
Userplane provides text, voice and video chat software to websites, companies and online communities.
http://Userplane.com
SoundIndex, which lists the top 1,000 artists based on discussions crawled from Bebo, Last.fm, Google Groups, iTunes, MySpace and YouTube.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/soundindex
crowdsound is a tool that allows companies and websites to gather, organize and respond to suggestions from their users.
http://www.crowdsound.com
MuseStorm provides a platform for authoring, distributing, analyzing, and monetizing widgets.
http://www.musestorm.com
Google Health takes users’ medical records and brings them online. Users make personal profiles and add their medical info such as conditions, medications, allergies, procedures, test results, and immunizations.
http://google.com/health
Wetpaint powers websites that tap the power of collaborative thinking. The heart of the Wetpaint advantage is its ability to allow anyone – especially those without technical skill – to create and contribute to websites
http://wetpaint.com