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Startmate Announces an Incubator Program for Australian Startups
A group of Australian tech investors and entrepreneur have formed a new seed fund that will offer a Y Combinator-style incubator model, with small early stage investment and up-close mentoring
Web 2.0 Forum, Sydney
Today I traveled to Sydney, Australia for a Web 2.0 forum. Most of the top Aussie web 2.0 startups were in attendance, as well as an interesting mix of Australian
Do VCs Like Games? Gaming Startups and Investors
The gaming industry continues to see phenomenal growth - from console systems to social games. The 12 million subscribers of Blizzard's World of Warcraft - once the giant of gaming
How Will Your Startup Handle "The Talent Crunch"?
A number of stories have crossed the wire in recent weeks about the "talent crunch" in the tech industry. Although the unemployment rate in the U.S. remains high, many tech
Get Your Fill of Fail with 25 Startup "Post-Mortem" Essays
Failure. All startups fear it. Many, at one point or another, encounter it. There's no denying that failure is a big part of startup culture. Some of the best and
This Week in Venture Capital: Jason Calacanis' Latest Podcast Creation
I am a huge fan of podcasts and podcasting and one of my favorites to listen to each week is Leo Laporte's This Week in Tech (TWiT). Now and then,
Kauffman Foundation Sponsorship Gives Major Boost to Women 2.0's Founder Labs
Women 2.0 announced this evening at its annual Pitch Night, that it has received sponsorship by the Kauffman Foundation to support its "Founder Labs," a pre-incubator program whose mission is
Startup Demo Contests: Not Just For The Valley Anymore
Since we published our Never Mind the Valley article on the growing startup scene in Chicago, I have received several emails about various events and startups that call the city
What Google Looks For in Potential Acquisitions
Today I attended the XMediaLab event in Wellington New Zealand (my hometown). Tom Duterme, who is in the New Business Development group at Google in Mountain View, was here talking
Google's New Big Data APIs a Big Gift to Startups?
The flood of news from Google I/O continues as the company has announced a pair of services available to developers that provide public access to some of Google's internal data-analysis
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