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Dijit collaborates with 11 TV networks to remind you to watch their shows
(engadget.com)
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The Tipping Point of Tune-in marketing part Deux
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Dijit Can Now Send TV Reminders To Your Email
(techcrunch.com)
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Dijit/NextGuide Gives TV Networks a Reminder Widget
(xconomy.com)
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Startup Dijit Media inks deals with Fox and 10 others for show-reminder alerts
(variety.com)
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Google Sunsets Google TV Brand
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Five ways to keep track of your fall TV favorites
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Social TV app NextGuide moves to iPhone
(news.cnet.com)
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Gravity Movie Review (spoiler-free)
(livedigitally.com)
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literally every single comment here that talks about the quality of AMC shows is utterly irrelevant to this topic. AMC doesn't OWN any of these shows, they currently own the CABLE RIGHTS to those shows. buying AMC is just buying a ca
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Simple.tv to launch the next version of its cord cutters DVR
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"The author also fails to note that the current American home school movement has explicitly Christian roots." Actually that's not quite right. The previous home school movement came out of Christian roots. The more current
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13y ago
fully shameless plug here, but my startup had a Remind Me feature that works not just for new live TV episodes, but when they come to Netflix, Hulu Plus, iTunes, and Amazon too. would love any feedback on the experience! www.nextguide.tv
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the entire history of this comes down to Google launching Android - AT ALL. Before then, strong, positive relationship. Once it happened, Jobs did the "thermonuclear war" thing and the company has been replacing Google component
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The Not-So-Secret Recipe to Disrupt TV
(tomsguide.com)
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Why you can't Disrupt TV
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i don't really agree. other than some deregulation (power, cable, etc), for the most part i'd say the government today is more intertwined with lobbyists/big corporations' interests at heart than they used to be...
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13y ago
by definition, the city selling a fixed quantity of medallions is NOT capitalism at its finest. enabling an infinite number of providers to charge any price for any service they want, then letting those with the best offering win, is capit
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like Airbnb getting sued in New York? or Uber/Lyft/etc having to go through extortionary-like procedures in California? ...
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Nine Things You Might Not Know About Cord Cutting
(livedigitally.com)
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message clear - hacker news: NOT the place for idle joking
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Design for the Crest; Build for the Swell
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how about a flux capacitor? 1.21 gigawatts!
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Get a "universal" watchlist for TV shows and movies
(techcrunch.com)
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The Ideal Praise-to-Criticism Ratio
(blogs.hbr.org)
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Amazing fan-created poster art for Star Wars 7
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Kickstarter: Open Source Death Star
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balsamiq, worth the $79 HANDS DOWN. www.balsamiq.com
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true - should assume about 1/3 dilution
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great post, but the math at the end is illogical. when you join a startup, the mean/average/net/etc all don't matter, as you aren't joining "all startups". so realistically, the 0.5% of $100M exit is worth $500K, period (though yes, divid
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