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Going Alone: Thoughts on the Single-Person Startup
There are more than 20 million single-person businesses in the United States, comprising about three-quarters of all businesses, according to Inc, citing recent Census data. But despite those numbers, the
How to Avoid a Bad Strategic Partnership for Your Startup
In the world of the investing in and acquiring of companies, strategic investments sit on the fence between these two camps. When an established company sees a smaller one making
The Crunchies Awards - Nominations Open
Nominations are now open for the first annual Crunchies, the competition and award ceremony to recognize and celebrate the most compelling startups, internet and technology innovations of the year. The
Steve Blank On How Startups Evolve Into Large Companies
Yesterday I spoke with lean startup guru Eric Ries who is hosting the Startup Lessons Learned conference this Friday in San Francisco and at live simulcasts around the world. Ries
LaunchSet: Beta/Alpha/Private Access and Data for Startups and the Early Adopters Who Love Them
For the earliest of early adopters, the concept of a service like LaunchSet sounds like being buddies with the biggest, coolest club promoter in town: Get a first look at
How Startups Are Like Rock Bands
Startup culture is continually growing in the greater public interest, and with that growth comes a sort of celebrity for the founders of the more popular companies. Mark Zuckerberg and
StarCraft For Startups
I recently had an urge to pick up an MMORPG again, but after checking on the profile for my favorite Everquest 2 character - clocking in at over 138 days
How Do You Define "Startup"?
What constitutes a "startup"? Is it the age of a company? Its size? Its funding? Its profitability? Its position in the industry? Steve Jobs often speaks of Apple's "startup" culture.
Start-ups and International Talent
Dan Grossman has a thought-provoking post entitled Silicon Valley's Hiring War - And The Impact to Startups. He suggests that Start-ups will start looking outside the Valley for talent: "...I
Foreign Startups Looking to U.S. Incubators for Help
Entrepreneurship in Europe has a problem. A lot of their talent is "crossing the pond" to increase their chances of finding early-stage funding. A lot of venture firms in Europe
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