Twitter celebrated its 10th birthday on Monday, and many are taking the occasion to reflect on its early days. So who were Twitter's first employees? To answer that, you have to go all the way back to ...

Odeo, a podcast directory founded in 2005 by Evan Williams of Blogger and Twitter fame that was acquired by SonicMountain over a year ago, has relaunched with a completely new design and slew of ...

Odeo's investors accepted the deal, though some believe they got conned, believing Williams knew more about Twitter’s potential than he let on. After taking ownership, Williams first order of business ...

Making sense of Twitter’s history is a bit like trying to follow a discussion on Twitter: It depends on who you listen to. What that leaves out is the contribution of Noah Glass, who came up with the ...

Odeo will be a a podcast service that lets users search, find, and subscribe to podcasts, as well as a tool to create your own podcasts with minimal hardware. Odeo is built on Rails. In their own ...

Venture capital and angel money is coveted in Silicon Valley. Everyone wants it, not everyone should be excited to get it. Case in point: Odeo, the audioblogging ...

It looks like the folks over at Odeo can take the "For Sale" sign out of the window. The popular podcasting site was picked up by a New York based startup called Sonic Mountain early yesterday.

This story was written by Joseph Weisenthal. Odeo, the podcast network acquired by SonicMountain last year, has acquired blog search engine Blogdigger. Deal terms were not announced. Blogdigger was an ...

In 1999, Evan Williams and his friends Meg Hourihan and Paul Bausch began writing blogs. They found the process rather cumbersome, so they wrote some code to make it easier and called it Blogger.

Twitter is a now-massive social network on the brink of going public. Who were its first employees? Go straight to the list > To answer that, you have to go all the way back to a company named Odeo.