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I've learned a lot about startup culture since I started writing about it at the beginning of January, and there is a trend that I have noticed that is different
Does your startup need a lawyer? I can't legally answer that question, of course. My background is in folklore and literature, so when it comes to lawyers I'm able to
USAToday has an article today discussing the recent trend for startups to sell themselves on eBay. USAToday starts off with a joke: "What do Beanie Babies, Pez Dispensers and troubled
Many of our posts here on ReadWriteStart offer tips on launching your startup and insights on how to become a successful entrepreneur. But as the saying goes, hindsight is often
Three years ago, David Cohen and three friends started a summer program for startups. The idea was that over three months, around ten startups would get enough money to survive
It's a common dilemma for startups: you want to be able to provide excellent customer service and support to your early customers. You want to hear their feedback. You want
Steve Rubel has written a post bemoaning the lack of innovative Web products these days: "...I miss the days of 2004 when the class that includes Flickr, del.icio.us and others
It's been almost two weeks since Facebook's F8 developer conference, and we're still talking about the social networking site's announcements and the repercussions for the Web. While users' privacy concerns
Chances are, if you've called customer service to enough companies, you've come across a representative who works for a call-center which has been contracted to handle a comapany's account. Large
Last night, we asked folks if they'd rather have cash or services (like marketing, development and HR services) to help their early stage startup grow. While our readers' responses were
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