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Everything You Need To Know About The AOL TechCrunch Deal

3:14AM September 10, 2011 | Mat Honan

AOL’s Techcrunch is in disarray. Last week AOL/Techcrunch announced a new venture fund that would finance the kind of start-ups it covers. That made lots of people cry foul. Now Mike’s out of a job. What does it all mean? More »


News

AOL To Replace Michael Arrington As Head Of TechCrunch

10:52AM September 2, 2011 | Kelly Hodgkins

A report from Business Insider claims that AOL is starting a search to replace Michael Arrington as head of TechCrunch. Arrington will contribute as a writer, but will no longer have editorial control over the blog. [Business Insider -- Photo: Noah Berger/Bloomberg News]


AOL Acquires TechCrunch

2:48AM September 29, 2010 | Brian Barrett

The rumours of the last few days have proven true: AOL is snapping up Michael Arrington’s TechCrunch family of sites. The site will share a stable with AOL’s other major tech property, Engadget, in addition to TUAW, Switched and DownloadSquad. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. More »


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Arrington: Consumer Reports Needs To Get Its Act Together On iPhone 4

3:52AM July 16, 2010 | Brian Barrett

Mike Arrington has a post over at TechCrunch taking Consumer Reports to task over their iPhone 4 coverage. And it’s true! It feels like there’s a new Consumer Reports update every day that either repeats or directly contradicts the previous day’s. It’s well worth a read to see it all laid out like this, especially for your friends and family who may be more familiar with trusting Consumer Reports ratings than they are with gadgets. [TechCrunch]


Computing

Fusion Garage JooJoo Tablet Hands-On

3:49AM December 9, 2009 | Jason Chen

From the webcast yesterday, the JooJoo (previously named Crunchpad) seemed flimsy and barely working. But now that we spent a good deal of hands on time with it, we can say that Fusion Garage executed an internet tablet quite well. More »


Gadgets

Everything We Know About The JooJoo Tablet So Far

11:03AM December 8, 2009 | Jason Chen

The JooJoo, which used to be called the CrunchPad until its official unveiling this morning is a tablet. An internet tablet. But there are still a lot of things left uncertain. Here’s what we do know. More »


Computing

Fusion Garage’s ‘Crunchpad’ Unveiling Liveblog

4:20AM December 8, 2009 | Jason Chen

Fusion Garage, the engineering side that booted TechCrunch off of their own Crunchpad project, is about to be unveiled in a live webcast. We’re going to be liveblogging it at 9:30 AM PT (12:30 PM ET). That’s basically now. More »


Computing

The CrunchPad Is Dead

3:22AM December 1, 2009 | Adam Frucci

Michael Arrington’s ambitious project to create a super-simple web tablet is dead, drowned in a bathtub half-full of greed and selfishness. This isn’t a happy story. More »


Entertainment

Clicker: Like TV Guide For Web Video

8:54AM September 15, 2009 | Brian Lam

Clicker, a website that’s like a TV guide for internet video, launched at TechCrunch50 today. Sounds useful and so I’m glad someone’s doing this on an ongoing basis. It’s in beta, so you can sign up for a trial but you can’t yet try it. [Clicker TC]


Mobile

Google Voice Debacle Causes Arrington To Ditch The iPhone

2:00AM August 1, 2009 | Adam Frucci

Normally, I’d say that TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington’s public quitting of the iPhone was a shrill, disingenuous ploy for attention and pageviews. It’s Michael Arrington, after all. But you know what? It’s totally legit, and Apple should pay attention. More »