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Definitely Techcrunch material: Can there be a trendier start-up than a site called Blippr that provides "micro-product reviews"?
With its 160-character length limit, the site replicates microblogging sites, and there are good reasons to assume that this format translates well to product reviews, as David Binkowski writes.
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