LOS ANGELES — For some foodies, tweets lead to great eats. Twitter recently became the communique of choice for the almost cultishly popular Kogi BBQ trucks, roving Korean-style taco vendors in Los Angeles that use the 140-character, cell phone-friendly missives to alert customers to their, more 

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What’s it like managing the investment portfolio of one of the world’s richest men? Chris Temple will find out as the new president of Vulcan Capital, the private investment arm of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
It’s a challenging job for sure, considering that Charter Communications (one of Vulcan’s largest portfolio companies) is mired in bankruptcy proceedings. Earlier [...]

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It may seem hard to believe, but TechFlash is less than seven months old. We’re continuing to add new elements the site, and today we’re introducing one of them: sponsor posts.
This advertising content, authored by TechFlash sponsors, will appear periodically in the center column of the site, clearly distinguished from our news coverage. The initiative [...]

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If ever there were a sign that Twitter has penetrated the business world, Wednesday’s meetup (Tweetup if you will) on the 48th floor of the WaMau tower may have been it. After all, nothing spells raw capitalistic opportunity like a bunch of lawyers, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists discussing new ideas.
The first ever Perkins Madrona Twitter Conference — hosted at the law [...]

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