BitchBuzz @ LeWeb: Reactions From Day One

From what I can tell so far about LeWeb, is that there are a lot of pissed off bloggers and journalists of with  the lack of leWiFi. I was lucky enough to nab a table with an ethernet cable, but am thinking I’ll need to pee around my desk when/if I go grab some food as I just may lose it. The feeling in the room throughout the morning was a bit hard to gage as the doors were/are open and there’s cold air blasting throughout the building, despite the fact that it’s so cold outsid...

BITCH:TECH
09 Dec 2008 18:00 GMT

Tweetlet: Creepy or Cute?

Here at BitchBuzz HQ, we're not afraid to admit that we're addicted to twitter. But it seems like with twitter, you either get what its for or you don't, and for those who don't, it's almost impossible to explain the fascination. A new service recently launched for twitter: tweetlet, a way to get direct messages sent to you on twitter from your unborn baby. But is the service creepy or cute, and just what exactly does it send you?

BITCH:LIFE
09 Dec 2008 16:00 GMT

Kick-Ass Websites: Touchnote

One of the new start-ups on my radar recently has been Touchnote, an online print company that is set to do for greetings cards what Moo did for its business equivalent. The company launched back in November, and I really should have given it due attention sooner - but a recently introduced charity Christmas initiative has turned my head again.

BITCH:TECH
09 Dec 2008 14:00 GMT

BitchBuzz @ LeWeb: Day One

I am extremely excited as I am currently in Paris, covering the fantastic LeWeb conference for BitchBuzz Tech.  Over the next two days I will be covering all of the fantastic goings on at what is probably the geekiest location in Paris, and will be trying to capture as much video as possible. (Which we will then, of course, ,be putting up on Seesmic.)

BITCH:TECH
09 Dec 2008 08:33 GMT

Arianna Huffington: "Blogging is a Lot More Fun than an STD!"

It's no secret that the good ladies here at BitchBuzz love the Huffington Post. So, when you combine Arianna Huffington and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart talking about blogging, you can pretty much guarantee that we're going to like it.

BITCH:TECH
04 Dec 2008 15:36 GMT

The Future of Vodafone & Mobile Broadband

Last Friday saw the completion of Vodafone's ‘LiveGuy’ campaign, which was created to promote the company’s partnership with Dell. The tie-up meant that Dell’s Inspiron Mini 9 netbook – the first of its kind to provide embedded mobile broadband - would be exclusively available from Vodafone...

BITCH:TECH
02 Dec 2008 13:30 GMT

BitchBuzz TV: The London Bloggers Meetup

A couple weeks ago we had the pleasure of attending the London Bloggers Meetup, and had the fabulous opportunity to pick the brains of a few lovely London Bloggers. (And a couple of ex pat American Bloggers!) If you have yet to make it down to one of the London Bloggers Meetups - it's a good time. It's not a schmoozy London media event, it really is just filled with people who are both professional bloggers, as well as people w...

BITCH:TECH
02 Dec 2008 09:46 GMT

MC Hammer Is Never 2 Legit 2 Quit The Ladies

The intangible MC Hammer has taken Twitter by storm. With over 11,000 followers and just over 1,000 tweets, you could say he's pretty popular. (Maybe not Stephen Fry popular, but still, popular.) When Mr Hammer starting following our BitchBuzz Twitter feed yesterday, we felt inclined to follow him back. Especially considering

BITCH:TECH
01 Dec 2008 19:00 GMT

BitchBuzz Review: Workstir, Mixing Up the Workplace!

When you go to the un-cookied landing page for recently launched Workstir the first impression you are likely to have is that the startup looks on the surface to be Monster meets Craigslist  meets Yelp .  In fact, that is a pretty accurate way to describe this offering from one of the co-founders of Ping.fm and a "college student from a small Oklahoma town" that launched into privat...

BITCH:TECH
26 Nov 2008 15:00 GMT

The Cyber-Quilting Experiment: A New Kind of Movement

I’ve developed a love affair with the far reaching juju of Internet technology. And so have a community of activists, feminists, speakers and writers. Enter the “cyber-quilters.” The Cyber-Quilting Experiment grew from an effort to bring attention to how violence against women of color is very much alive and unwell.

BITCH:TECH
25 Nov 2008 10:15 GMT