Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Portfolio Company, Luca Technologies, Featured in The Washington Post
Luca Technologies owns and operates wells and infrastructure, then sells natural gas into existing markets. Its end users include power utilities, and government entities that use natural gas for power production.
Bloomberg Features Phononic Devices' Breakthrough Technology
About 55 percent of all energy consumed in the U.S. returns to the environment as wasted heat, according to energy systems analyst A.J. Simon of the Energy Dept.’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Traditional thermoelectric devices used for cooling are quiet, compact, and reliable, but efficiency has been very low since they were first commercialized more […]
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Portfolio Company, Luca Technologies, Featured in The New York Times
Luca Technologies, a startup which uses biotech to produce natural gas via naturally occurring microbes in coal beds, has filed to raise up to $125 million in an IPO, according to its S-1 filing. Luca plans to go public under the symbol LUCA.
CNN Recommends Unsubscribe.com’s Social Monitor to Help People Manage Facebook Privacy
Facebook users forge these ties when they install a Facebook application from a company, click a “Like” button on a company page or log into many third-party websites by using their Facebook accounts. In many cases, these actions also cause unknowing users to fork over their names, lists of friends, e-mail and home addresses, phone […]
Cue Acoustics' wireless PS1 speakers featured on Gizmodo
Don’t let the looks fool you. Cue Acoustics’ wireless PS1 speakers aspire to not only exist alongside larger (and more expensive) tower speakers often coveted by audiophiles, but also among streaming audio devices. And these don’t need a subwoofer either, because it’s built-in.
The Next Web Highlights Unsubscribe.com's New Social Monitor
My bet is that you’d be really surprised to see how many apps and sites that you’ve given access to your Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts. While the overwhelming majority of sites don’t have anything nefarious planned, there’s always the bad egg.
Unsubscribe.com featured on Wall Street Journal's "All Things Digital"
Giving new Web services and apps your social login data makes them more useful and personal, and some new ones won’t even let you register unless you connect Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. But there’s no great way to keep track of all that sharing, and it is far too easy for a service to misuse […]
Unsubscribe.com’s New Social Monitor featured on TechCrunch
Unsubscribe shows you all the apps with access to your data via those three platforms (Google and Yahoo logins are coming next). It also shows you the relative level of access each app has to your data, along with color-coded reputation shield and a recommendation to remove the app, be cautious, or keep it. And […]
Cue Acoustics PS1 wireless speakers featured in Engadget
Vitalty Glowcaps featured in Wired Magazine
Putting the Face in Facebook: New default feature allows website to automatically tag pictures through facial recognition
By Santiago Nocera You will never be able to live down the embarrassment of last Friday night or get out of that seemingly harmless lie about staying in. Someone you barely know has snapped your photo and Facebook will identify your face, even before you’ve logged in. News about this has been circulating as far […]
Cue featured in Audiophile's 2011 Father's Day Electronics Gift Guide
“Cue is making a sophisticated man’s iPod-docking table radio…it is very refined.”
Cignal: Testimonial
Check out this testimonial BIGfish received from a client: “BIGfish did an amazing job in developing and executing a fully integrated marketing program that promoted our network across 26 countries.” – Mark Land, co-founder Cignal Global Communications
Great Rock Real Estate's Berkshire Land Auction featured as Wall Street Journal's "Deal of the Week"
BlackBerryCool Features Unsubscribe.com's App Launching in BlackBerry App World
Owning Industry Press Coverage, Even If You’re Not An 800 Pound Gorilla
The Client PhoneTag delivers the best voicemail-to-text service available on the market. The Challenge PhoneTag came to BIGfish with 20 beta users, needing help with product positioning, developing their corporate message, launching their service and maintaining a four year long competitive PR campaign. PhoneTag raised five million dollars and was up against one very large […]
