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Pitching Your Startup to Potential Enterprise Clients
In the Internet startup space, some companies choose to develop enterprise solutions they hope will attract large corporate contracts. While some entrepreneurs have experience giving investors their 30 second pitch,
Five Skills You Need for Startup Success, According to Ethernet Inventor Bob Metcalfe
Ethernet inventor and generally accomplished tech super-guy Bob Metcalfe gave a great opening keynote talk at this morning's Capital Factory Demo Day in Austin, Texas. The event has been good
My6Sense Releases API: 'Digital Intuition' for the Real-Time Web
We trust services like Last.fm or Pandora to learn our musical tastes and serve up custom radio stations, so why not the same for the numerous streams that bombard us
The PostRank Newsroom: Twitter For High-Value Information
The rise of link sharing on Twitter has cut down on many peoples' use of RSS readers and social bookmarking services like Delicious. Now blog post ranking service PostRank is
Cloud Sharing is Caring: CloudShare Pro
Boss: Great demo. Now put it on this laptop for Bob in sales. (hands you something from BestBuy that was an open box special) Developer: Uhhh. That might be a
See Xtify's New Geo-Notifications in Action on Android
Xtify's recently launched geo-messaging platform is demonstrated in a new YouTube video created by Motorola, makers of popular Android devices like the Motorola Droid smartphone. The Xtify geo-location platform and
Wolfram|Alpha: Our First Impressions
The hype around Wolfram|Alpha, the next "Google killer" from the makers of Mathematica, has been building over the last few weeks. Today, we were lucky enough to attend a one-hour
Disney's Vista Gadget Points To Future Of Marketing Widgets
All the buzz here at Microsoft MIX in Vegas is rightly about Silverlight, but one other impressive demo I came across was a Vista gadget (a.k.a. widget) for Disney. Entertainment
15 Places to Find Great Screencasts
Screencasts, how-to videos that show only what's happening on the computer screen, have been around since as early as 1994, according to Wikipedia. But in recent years, their popularity as
Google Goes HTML5: Demos Experimental Version of Gmail
Google's VP of Engineering, Vic Gundotra, showed both a new mobile version of Gmail running on the iPhone and HTC Magic today, as well as a new mobile version of
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