Tech Week in Review 10-30-09

Google Music is a Reality Google has partnered with LaLa and iLike (owned by MySpace) to bring you enhanced music search. Not only can you preview and purchase music from artists you already like, but you can also use it to discover new artists.

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Boxee Finally Drops a Windows Client

If you thought Hulu was the only way to watch TV without paying for TV, you were wrong. Boxee has been around for quite a while, but has only been available for Linux and Mac. At the recent Boxee event in San Francisco to declare a winner of its App Dev Challenge, they finally announced the release [...]

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Tech Week In Review: Feedstats, Joost, Hulu, 12seconds.tv, Amplifeeder, Skyfire

Feedstats.info FriendFeed Stats When FriendFeed dropped the latest update, they actually ended up removing the stats feature which allowed you to see graphs about those you interacted with. Feedstats.info has brought these features back with the added ability of viewing stats on any user. Joost and Hulu Desktop Joost originally launched as a desktop client for watching internet [...]

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YouTube Makes it That Much Easier To Cut Off Cable

As if I didn’t already have enough reasons to cancel my cable, YouTube has activated their Shows feature. Hulu is the place you go to catch new episodes of stuff like Southland, Life, and Lie To Me. Most, but definitely not all, of your favorite shows are freely available to watch on Hulu. Now, YouTube [...]

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The Original Music Television is Back!

This week MTV launched a new site, MTVmusic.com. The site takes it back to the original MTV – when the acronym stood for Music Television. This website houses only music videos. You will not find the latest in The Hills drama or who got voted off The Island here. This site presents 100% videos including [...]

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04.11.08 webNews Wrap-up

Hulu will go international. Yahoo runs 2 week trial of Google AdSense in Yahoo search results. AOL launches Technology network. Yahoo Maps in living color. Google crawls HTML forms.

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