The Mez Ledger
Menu
2009-02-03
Monthly Close

Monthly Close

The Mez Ledger · Monthly Close January 4 – February 3, 2009 719 stories · Vol. 09 · Catalogue 06 · Issue 34 Get it by email ↓
The month's top story

The new reality: Ticketstumbler ($15,000 in funding) vs Fansnap ($10.5 million)

1Outlets
1Articles

What dominated February

3 stories that ran all month
  1. Technology

    Interview with an Adware Author

    7 of 30 days · 8 articles

  2. Technology

    What can be done with a Wii remote

    5 of 30 days · 5 articles

  3. Technology

    Palm announces Palm Pre at CES

    4 of 30 days · 6 articles

Business 45 stories

  1. The new reality: Ticketstumbler ($15,000 in funding) vs Fansnap ($10.5 million)

  2. How to create a profitable Freemium startup (spreadsheet model included)

  3. Sad Day For Microsoft: 5,000 Laid Off, Earnings And Revenues Down

  4. Employees working on their own business

Show 10 more
  1. The Economy According To Mint

  2. Why Your Startup Will Fail

  3. 8 "frat-boy" business ideas

  4. Services Worth Paying For as a Startup

  5. More startups fail from a lack of customers than from a failure of product development

  6. Angels flee from startup investments

  7. Full-Time Startup: Skribit Week 2

  8. Things to consider before launching a startup (or) Sometimes it's not so fun

  9. Web 2.0, Revenue Models and Profitability: A Web 1.0 Comparison

  10. Change We Can Profit From: A start-up inspired by Barack Obama

Sports 22 stories

  1. Six Ways to Boost Brainpower: Exercise, Diet, Stimulants, Video Games, Music, & Meditation

  2. How we roll in Amsterdam - A method of transportation you should use too

Show 6 more
  1. How Game Theory Solved a Religious Mystery

  2. LÖVE - a 2D game engine for rapid game development in Lua

  3. Microsoft Releases Windows 7 Beta as a Free Download

  4. Xobni Closes $7 Million Series B Financing

  5. Tracking an entire Windows sytem inside Git

  6. Heyzap Vies To Become A YouTube For Flash Games (YC W09)

Technology 558 stories

  1. Tim O'Reilly: The Biggest Ponzi Scheme of Them All

  2. Alex Payne: The Case Against Everything Buckets

  3. Google AJAX API Playground

Show 9 more
  1. Wikipedia list of algorithms

  2. Some things need to change

  3. Why CSS should not be used for layout

  4. A “short squeeze” sounds innocuous enough...

  5. Why Google Employees Quit

  6. A Unix Utility You Should Know About: Pipe Viewer

  7. How Much I Money Made From Side Projects In 2008

  8. Congratulations, Paul & Jessica; Welcome to the world, George

  9. Joel Spolsky: Thanks or No Thanks

Entertainment 19 stories

  1. I opened a charming neighborhood coffee shop. Then it destroyed my life.

  2. Man analyses cause of bad TV reception, finds his TV is de facto radar

Show 6 more
  1. Apple kills off DRM for whole iTunes music catalog

  2. Long-lost text shows Archimedes had begun to discover the principles of calculus

  3. Hulu CEO: "We screwed up royally"

  4. Amazon's Best-Selling Album Download of 2008 Was Available for Free

  5. Capital Factory - Austin-based YC Style Incubator

  6. Noteflight: start-up that lets you compose music within your browser

the Monthly Close

You just read a month of news in four minutes.

Every Monday we rank what the world actually covered — by how many outlets ran it and how many days it stayed up — and send you the top of the pile. No takes, no ads.

One email a week. We confirm your address first. Unsubscribe in one click. We never sell the list.