Bradley oversees Google’s communications products and social applications including Google Talk, GrandCentral, Blogger and Picasa. Before joining Google, Bradley led Yahoo’s advanced development division, which developed new products such as Yahoo! Pipes, and drove the acquisition of products such as Flickr and MyBlogLog.

• 6/13/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009: Klomptek. Klomptek creates advanced Mobile Device Management and Security Solutions primarily for enterprises. Their first product, the Remote Call Manager (RCM) is a new way of Device Management for Company Mobile Phones. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 6/13/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009: Prezi. Prezi is an online presentation tool from Zui Labs based in Budapest, Hungary. It brings to life to presentations by empowering the user, letting them zoom in and out on pictures, videos, notes and PDF’s. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 6/13/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009: Huddle. Huddle is a simple and secure service that works like the social platforms you already use but includes all the powerful collaboration tools you need to get stuff done. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 6/13/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009: Yellowbird. By using a Google Streetview-like camera, a system with six lenses, not as a photo but as a video camera, an all-encompassing picture is captured. This 3-D video can then be played online on any computer. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 6/13/09
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Chris Sacca, Google, early Twitter ivestor & advisor.

• 5/13/09
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Yunoo wins the Rising Sun Start-up award.

• 5/12/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009. The Next WebAroxo’s goal is to flip and reverse how people buy and sell online - handing power to the buyer rather than the seller. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/12/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009. CoTweet have created the first Twitter client aimed almost exclusively at businesses who use Twitter. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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There is a border of screens dividing our lives. The web of things welcomes us to the world of ominipresent digital ether (as a form of augmented reality.) Yaremko offers us a different way to think about ubiqutous computing through the concept of origami cards made from electronic paper for only 1-5 dollars a piece.The Next Web Visit://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/12/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Kimengi introduces the first product f»dforward, a widget based recommendation network. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Free academic software to manage & share research papers and a network to discover research trends and like-minded researchers Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. MimicMe enables online shoppers to fit clothes online with a personalized 3d model and shop real time together with their friends. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/12/09
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Companies that will rock the web 2009. E connects people to people and people to services, all in real life. It’s like having all your online identities in your pocket. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Personalize your internet experience. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Roll your own Microblogging or Mobile Social Network! Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. With Silentale, store all your personal conversations in one place and access them from anywhere. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Tarpipe makes it easy to share content across different social media applications. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Bring your architectural 3d to life in an online, interactive 3d project environment. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies tha will rock the web 2009. YourTour is a nifty personalised holiday planner. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Companies that will rock the web 2009. Yubby aims to be your one stop shop for video content on the web. With Hubby you are able to find, collect and publish from 30+ video sites Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

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Yunoo is a new social personal finance platform from The Netherlands. Visit http;TheNextWeb.com

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Ricardo Baeza-Yates is VP of Research for Europe and Latin America, leading the Yahoo! Research labs at Barcelona, Spain and Santiago, Chile, and also supervising the lab in Haifa, Israel. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/10/09
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Klaas Verbeken starts his Pecha Kucha presentation titled “Porn & the future of the web” with the obvious question: Who has downloaded pr0n? The greatest common nominator in mankind is sex, however sex doesn’t sell. 40% of all downloads are porn related.

• 5/9/09
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An architectural theorist and practitioner, Michael Brown divides his time between writing, lecturing and executing landmark buildings. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/9/09
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Matt Mullenweg, who at 19 years old founded Wordpress, gave an inspiring presentation on our need to find better ways to absorb the informati0n thrown at us on our travels through the world wide web. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/9/09
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'Charge every email and get rid of spam.'

• 5/8/09
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Chris Sacca interviewed by Andrew Keen @ TheNextWeb Conference 2009 in Amsterdam. Visit http://TheNextWeb.com

• 5/8/09
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