Tag Archives : Michael Arrington

Michael Arrington, the founder and co-editor of one of the biggest technology blogs on the web, TechCrunch has now announced that he will be joining hands with VantagePoint Partner, Patrick Gallagher to set up a Venture Capital Fund that will amount to a whopping $20 million. The VC fund will primarily focus on providing essential capital assistance [...]

In what is being described as one of the pivotal moments in the world of technology and business for the year 2010, the newly resurrected AOL or America Online has now officially become the owner of the tech blog giant, TechCrunch. AOL CEO, Tim Armstrong made an official announcement of the acquisition at the Disrupt event, which has been organized [...]

In what can only be seen as one of the most remarkable event in the technology world for the year 2010, one of the biggest technology blogs on the Internet, TechCrunch, is about to be acquired by the newly rejuvenated AOL. TechCrunch, that was founded by the former lawyer, Michael Arrington, is seen in the tech world as one of the most respectable and [...]

Last month, we saw the death of TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington’s dream machine, Crunchpad when the manufacturers of the device, Fusion Garage suddenly pulled away from the project and left it dead in the water. Now the same firm has introduced the all new avatar of Crunchpad, in the form of the all new JooJoo, a tablet device that has made [...]

The much talked about Tablet, CrunchPad, that was the brainchild of the Michael Arrington of TechCrunch, it seems became a major failure even before starting its journey towards the success ladder. The manufacturing firm that was given the task to make this device has reportedly backed off the deal and has informed TechCrunch that, they no longer be [...]

Google can be negotiating the acquisition of the service of messages Twitter, according to a post in the site TechCrunch. Michael Arrington‘s article published in TechCrunch affirms that the two companies are considering the possibility of they develop together a mechanism of online search in real time. Google would pay the value collected by [...]

The Guardian, a Guardian Media Group newspaper, that is extremely renowned in the United Kingdom, laid off one of its prized freelance writers, Paul Carr, who was an avid contributor and writer for the daily’s ‘Not Safe For Work‘ column. The lay off came in the wake of The Guardian’s diminishing freelance budget. Even though [...]

One of the foremost names in the world of blogging, Michael Arrington, who is also the founder of the immensely popular and influential TechCrunch blog is all set to come out with one of the most awaited gadgets of this year. Known as the CrunchPad, it has been Mr. Arrington’s vision of a tablet device that could be used for internet surfing, [...]