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What's going on in the news/daily show videoblogging space? Check out this list of activity over the last couple of months:

• CBS' Wallstrip closes
• Mobuzz closes
• CBS' Moblogic closes
• Leah D'Emilio leaves Mahalo Daily; apparently show reduced to 1x/week Youtube recap
• WebbAlert closes
• Scoble leaves FastCompanyTV

I've heard a lot of chatter that daily news review shows are having trouble growing their audiences because the news is typically always a day behind. In today's "real time" required market, it makes sense that people aren't interested in checking out the news they already read ...

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There has been a lot of online speculation that Twitter is looking to cut into the massive online social networking population that Facebook continues to grow. If you spend enough time on Twitter, you might start realizing that their goals could be much grander.

With more and more people signing on to Twitter, and as it continues to get more attention in the media (both through news stories and as celebrities begin to embrace the channel as a way to connect to their fans and followers), the channel and communication is moving well beyond tweets like, "just ate a hoagie ...

What this economy needs to get out of its rut is more startups. Adeo Ressi, the founder of VC-rating site TheFunded, wants to do his part to help jump start the economy with fresh ideas and leaders. He is planning to roll out a start-up incubator, TheFunded Founder Institute (the site isn't live yet), to groom young founders into CEOs. The Institute will play in the same entrepreneurial waters as Y Combinator, TechStars, SeedCamp, and LaunchBox Digital. Ressi's new venture is a semester-based startup camp for very, very early-stage entrepreneurs and students who have basic ideas for potential ...

Flock, a social-focused browser startup that has raised nearly $30 million in venture funding, has ceased building on top of the open source Firefox browser, say multiple sources. The next version of the Flock browser will be built on Google's open source Chrome browser platform. The last version of Flock was released in October 2008. Flock first launched in October 2005 and has had 6 million or so downloads. But it still has less market share than even Netscape, which was discontinued over a year ago. In the past Flock has said all it needs is a few tens ...