Every year at The Next Web Conference, we invite a large number of startups to present their new products and services at the TNW Startup Rally. Spread across four sessions over two days, sixteen startups get five minites to present their new stuff in front of our Jury of Experts. The second block of four to present […]

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Yesterday at The Next Web Conference Startup Rally, the Dutch based startup Marvia launched a new service from called marvia.ads, which places power back into the hands of print advertisers by providing a ‘click and go’ online platform that allows anyone to create and place an advert across all types of media. [See our launch story here.] Marvia.ads […]

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As we reported yesterday, OneDrum is looking to enable new levels of online collaboration by providing a platform that can be added to any app or service. As a proof of concept, the company has unveiled the public beta of its Microsoft Office collaboration toolset. OneDrum is part of this year’s Startup Rally at The […]

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Social shopping is a rapidly developing area and Squeeqly, launching today at The Next Web Conference Startup Rally, aims to take a chunk of the market with a plugin that allows e-commerce sites to harness their customers’ social networks to find new customers and find out more about their customers. The plugin enables users to engage […]

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One of yesterday’s Startup Rally contenders here at The Next Web Conference, Wosju looks to make it easier to track your connections with others across multiple social networks. You can find our introduction to this Netherlands-based startup here. After his pitch, I caught up with the company’s CEO and co-founder, Hans Henrik H. Heming to […]

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Smartphones have changed from status symbols into elements of luxury that no one can live without. Your friend still has a candybar monstrosity? He is for all intents and purposes asking to be shunned. But with the massive new commonness of smartphones comes new problems, often involving data. To be precise, every user wants to […]

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Yesterday at The Next Web Conference Startup Rally, the Finnish based startup Flockler, a social curation platform for publishers launched. Flockler’s tools let audience members create topics, which members can then join. Members of a topic can post text, photos, videos and even include embedded code and tweets. Content can be posted with any device including iPhone, iPad […]

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Yesterday at The Next Web Conference, serial entrepreneur Mark Randall caused a real stir with the emotional tale of his rollercoaster career of extreme highs and terrible lows. You can find out more about Randall’s background in our recent interview with him. If you want to see why the #TNW2011 hashtag filled up with people […]

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Yesterday, at The Next Web Conference in Amsterdam, entrepreneur and world record holding kiteboarder Miss Tammy Camp took the stage for her keynote speech, “Shoot for the Moon: A Path to Innovation and Inspiration.” Camp was born in Atlanta to a Taiwanese mother and a father who served as a U.S. army intelligence officer. When she was […]

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It’s been almost two weeks since Amazon’s EC2 and RDS service took a fall sending an enormous number of websites and web apps crumbling to their feet. One of the biggest criticisms of the whole affair was Amazon’s deafly silence. As startups and businesses were left to apologise to their customers because of Amazon’s failure. Amazon maintained its […]

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As a writer with a family to feed and schedules that have my wife and I coming and going at any given time, I know how tough it is to maintain healthy eating habits on a consistent basis. And, in case you were unaware, kids can be picky, picky eaters. That means that getting them […]

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Revelations that both iPhones and Android phones store location data in unencrypted form has caused quite the stir over the last week, but if you were one of those contributing your outrage to the uproar, wait until you hear what TomTom has been doing with your GPS data. In an apparent effort to avoid the […]

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As a writer with a family to feed and schedules that have my wife and I coming and going at any given time, I know how tough it is to maintain healthy eating habits on a consistent basis. And, in case you were unaware, kids can be picky, picky eaters. That means that getting them […]

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Every year at The Next Web Conference, we invite a large number of startups to present their new products and services at the TNW Startup Rally. Spread across four sessions over two days, sixteen startups get five minites to present their new stuff in front of our Jury of Experts. The first four to present […]

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BitTorrent trackers have endured a fair share of copyright related troubles in the past, but this doesn’t mean that there aren’t any copyright holders who have a positive view towards file sharing. Lithuanian studio Iron Cat is living proof of this, which, in an unusual move, chose BitTorrent tracker Linkomanija to become the official distributor of its […]

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