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Why You Shouldn't Do an Email Startup
Last night 500 Startups co-hosted an event called Inbox Love on the Google campus that brought together a number of entrepreneurs and companies who are working in the email space.
Is Flying Under the Radar Better Than Being Stealth?
They seem to be becoming less popular lately, but not too long ago "stealth" startups were a growing fad in the Internet entrepreneurship sector. A team with a big idea
Leaner Than Lean: Is Ultralight a New Class of Startups?
There is a fascinating article online this morning from the San Francisco Chronicle's Tom Abate in which he profiles Raymond Lei, a 19-year-old Berkeley student and entrepreneur. While still in
StartupRoots Plays Matchmaker for Startups and College Interns
While there aren't nearly enough, there are several incubator programs out there for startups in most of the major cities with thriving startup cultures. These programs provide early-stage companies with
New Accelerator Fund in Ireland Hopes that Entrepreneurship Will Be Key to Country's Recovery
While the economic news coming out of Ireland has been dour, to say the least, Dublin City University's Ryan Academy for Entrepreneurship believe that this might not be all bad
"Smell Like a Man" Agency Partners With Nike, Target & Coke on Tech Incubator
Wieden+Kennedy, the advertising agency that made the absurdly popular Old Spice campaign on TV and the web called "Smell Like a Man" announced today that it is now accepting applications
TechStars Boston Hosts Invite-Only Mini-Camp on Jan. 5
Startups in the Boston area considering applying for TechStars Boston 2010 should bite the bullet and fill out that application today in order to receive an invitation to tomorrow's special
Access, Aggregation, and Other Big Data Challenges for Startups
In some ways, the term "big data" belies the challenges that startups face in tackling the subject. That adjective "big" tends to get a lot of the attention, often at
RoundHouse Worries About Your Servers So You Don't Have To
Whether we are biting off more than we chew or our eyes are too big for our stomachs, we as humans often find ourselves underestimating the total of the requirements
Why Startups Need to Know When to Ignore Their GPS
Have you ever found yourself ignoring the directions of your car's GPS in order to get somewhere faster or more efficiently than it can calculate? Me too. Chances are when
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