Google's wireless chief, Sacca, leaves to become angel investor
Chris Sacca, the head of special initiatives at Google who led Google's efforts to open up the wireless spectrum to more competition, is leaving Google to invest in early-stage technology companies. Source: VentureBeat
Scoble to leave PodTech for Fast Company
Celebrity blogger Robert Scoble will be leaving his current job at PodTech in mid January, he says to start TV at Fast Company. Source: TechCrunch
Google free to bid for UK broadcast spectrum, says Ofcom
The search giant could bid for freed-up analogue spectrum in the UK, just as it plans to in the US. Source: Guardian
BBC relaunches the iPlayer on-demand programming service
The BBC has relaunched the iPlayer on-demand programming service today as a more user-friendly offering available to Mac users for the first time. Source: Guardian
Reuters to provide videos for FT.com
Reuters is to unveil a video deal with the Financial Times website today as part of the news agency's drive to provide increasingly demanding media clients with more than just text. Source: Guardian
Enlisting a Twitter posse
Reporters could use Twitter for mobile source gathering. Source: PBS
Dopplr launches
Travel-planning site finally out of beta. Source: plasticbag.org
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