Editor’s note:   Peter Csathy is President & CEO of online video technology company Sorenson Media and is a frequent guest blogger for TechCrunch, as well as his own “Digital Media Update” blog .  Csathy previously was President & COO of online music pioneer Musicmatch (acquired by Yahoo!) and spent 10 years in the “traditional” media world, including stints at Universal Studios and representation of the rap group N.W.A. Follow him on Twitter @pcsathy

Editor’s note:   Scott Edward Walker is the founder and CEO of  Walker Corporate Law Group , a boutique corporate law firm specializing in the representation of entrepreneurs.

Editor’s note: Saar Gur is a general partner at Charles River Ventures . Follow him on Twitter @saarsaar

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What could be a better endorsement of your product’s quality than having some of the hottest companies in tech relying on it? Launched in November , task management software Asana is already being used by Twitter, Uber, Foursquare, LinkedIn, Rdio, NationBuilder, and Airbnb.

Last December, TechCrunch worked with Adeo Ressi from The Founder Institute to host a competition for one-sentence pitches. It’s been a few months — so we’re doing it again

The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, John Taschek, Kevin Marks, Keith Teare, and Steve Gillmor — drunk on power and app-pacified to the max, a pathetic unanimity in search of an argument, a raised eyebrow less than a real opinion… You get the idea; Keith Teare’s stellar Techcrunch post of last Sunday on Google’s earning call click problem seemed like a great place to continue a comment argument with @kevinmarks. But lo and behold, it’s not Web or Apps but both.

The tech scene in NY is growing at such a rapid pace it kind of blows my mind.

Android, by most accounts, is proving to be the most popular smartphone platform when it comes to devices getting sold today — partly due to the sheer variety of devices and price points that are out there. But a new research tool that tracks usage in real-time shows that when it comes to usage, consumers, in the U.S.

When you ask someone on a date, maybe you are a gentleman that likes to offer some flowers to make it official. This is where Ticlr , a startup showcased at DEMO Spring 2012 , comes into play.