You can get VentureBeat at 4Info — In fact, 4Info lets anyone, not just VentureBeat, publish their blog or applications to mobile users.
With its new service announced yesterday, mobile search company, 4Info said you can upload your blog or other applications so that mobile phone users can get them in the form of messages and alerts (via their mobile screen, or short text messages).
We uploaded VentureBeat, and it was easy. Now that we have done that, it is easy for people to access it. You can message 4info (address is 44636) and type in VentureBeat. 4Info sends you the latest posts via short message, though we don’t recommend reading us this way. You have to message back and forth to get little packets of info. Easier is going to http://mobile.4info.net on your browser, and typing in VentureBeat. More info is here.
DAG Ventures was lead in Podshow’s latest round — We reported Podshow’s latest $15 million venture round here. Turns out, the lead investor was DAG Ventures, the same firm that has invested in Grouper (and so knows what it means to make money from Web 2.0) and Friendster (and so knows it can be a seesaw).
Google Reader upgrades– See here.
MySpace will be worth $15 billion within three years? — This, according to an analyst, who may be right. Remember Merrill Lynch’s Henry Blodget who, in an earlier day, predicted Amazon would hit an unbelievable $400, which it did, but only to crash when the hype died?
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Jeff said:
So glad to here about this feature. I been using 4info for awhile now. Considering how much I use my phone, this service make perfect sense to me.
So simple and the results are almost always right on. Plus the service is broken down into categories that contain most of the info I want.
Stock quotes, horoscopes, weather, sports scores, flight status. They also have a downloadable application to make it even easier. New or not, this is a truly slick service.
This add-on feature make it even more attractive.
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VentureBeat Wire » Mobile broadcast chip co., NewPort Media, raises $30M said:
[...] DAG, is should be noted, has invested aggressively in the Web 2.0/video areas. Just last month, it invested in video surveillance company, 3VR. [...]