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Indiagames Partners With IPL And Facebook To Launch Social Cricket Games

Earlier this year, Google landed a “landmark” deal with Global Cricket Ventures, the licensing partner to the Indian Premier League (IPL), which would give them the so rights to live stream cricket matches from the IPL on YouTube. This is a huge deal because the streaming of the 2010 IPL season (which starts on Friday and lasts for 45 days) is the first time a large-scale global sporting event will be streamed; with the reach expected to be at least a half-a-billion viewers. Now of of India’s largest gaming companies, Indiagames , has bought the official gaming rights to the IPL tournament to deliver games around the Indian cricket tournament
Mar 10th, 2010 | Filed under Tech News Review, Uncategorized -
hi5 CTO: Zynga Is Mediocre. It Isn’t Social, It Just Discovered An Opening For Spam

Today during a panel on disruptive game platforms at GDC’s GamesBeat, a panel of gaming execs took the stage to talk about the current situation in gaming. The standout speaker so far has been hi5 President and CTO Alex St
Mar 10th, 2010 | Filed under Tech News Review, Uncategorized -
Redbeacon Fine Tunes Service, Goes Social, Continues To Be Awesome

2009 TechCrunch50 winner Redbeacon , a service that pairs consumers with service providers , is releasing a number of new features today, launching a distribution relationship and sharing key data from their beta trial. The 50,000 foot view is, this startup has legs. Users go to Redbeacon and search for real world service providers (housekeepers, plumbers, handyman, personal trainers, etc.)
Mar 10th, 2010 | Filed under Tech News Review, Uncategorized -
Facebook Is Testing Federating Foursquare And Gowalla Check-Ins For Its Location Launch
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UpNext: Three New Cities, Glowing Foursquare Checkins, And CityGrid Listings

One of the most detailed 3-D mapping apps on the iPhone is UpNext , which lets you click on 3-D buildings and see a list of the businesses and offices inside.
Mar 10th, 2010 | Filed under Tech News Review, featuredTags: around-the-city, austin, Boston, businesses, city, citygrid, citysearch, Facebook, featured, friends, Iphone -
Get Satisfaction Turns To Facebook To Socialize Customer Support

Two years ago customer support startup Get Satisfaction turned its ear to Twitter to help its clients monitor Twitter for mentions of brands. Get Satisfaction makes a network of customer support forums where customers can post their own questions, ideas, problems, or conversations about a product
Mar 10th, 2010 | Filed under Tech News Review, Uncategorized
