WebbAlert - November 18, 2008

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Analysts predict that Hulu could match YouTube in ad revenue
next year. Of course, Hulu does give away most of its revenue to
its content providers, so it won't be putting YouTube out of
business anytime soon.

The SEC has charged Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban with
insider trading. Unfortunately for Cuban, it has nothing to do
with basketball.


If you love TiVo, Domino's pizza and you can't get enough of TiVo
partnering with other companies to let you order things through
your favorite DVR, then you are going to love this story.


The new mobile phone app slydial lets you connect directly to
someone's voice mail without having to worry about them answering
the phone. Will it be used for good or evil? My guess,
evil.


Adobe revealed a new mobile version of Flash at the company's
developer conference. Apparently, Google and Apple's invitations
were lost in the mail.


President-elect Barack Obama has inspired millions of Americans
and given Israeli prime minister candidate Benjamin Netanyahu a
lot of great ideas for his own campaign's website.


The BBC is putting together a show that will follow one family's
technological journey through the 1970s, 80s and 90s. Since
they'll only have access to tech from those eras, I'm betting
that at least one family member will be brutally murdered before
getting out of the 70s.





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