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Startup Love: Why Your Great-Grandparents Knew a Thing or Two About Running a Startup.

By Tina Seelig Nov 30, 2009

As someone who teaches innovation and entrepreneurship at Stanford, I know a great deal about what it takes to start a new venture. And, based on the years when I changed my boyfriends like…

Mobile Monday: Mobile App News for Week of November 22nd

By Sean P. Aune Nov 30, 2009

New site keeps track of those many talked about iPhone App Store rejections It seems like every week we hear some sort of wacky story about another app being denied approval for admittance to…

Will paid be the new free in 2010?

By Angela Connor Nov 30, 2009

[Editor’s Note: This post is part of SiliconANGLE’s “Predictions and Reflections” series. To view this year’s collection, click here. To participate, create an account or log into “TheANGLE” and request to join the group.…

What Makes an Entrepreneur? Four Letters: JFDI

By Mark Suster Nov 30, 2009

I had a picture in the office of my first company with the logo above and the capital letters JFDI. (In case it’s not obvious, it’s a play on the Nike slogan, “Just Do…

Calling for Open: Twitter, FriendFeed, Facebook and Being Proprietary

By chrissaad Nov 30, 2009

Steve Gillmor often writes fantastic (and fantastically long) editorials on the landscape of the real-time web, but they are often very dense and sometimes fail to cover some key points. I thought I would…

Does Anyone RTFA? (There Never Was a Windows 7 Family Guy Episode)

By Nov 29, 2009

I wish I could blame this latest round of mis-information on Matt Buchanan of Gizmodo, Jennifer Van Grove of Mashable, Matt Burns of CrunchGear, Devin Coldewey of CrunchGear, Martin Bryant of TheNextWeb, and “Staff”…

Why MG Siegler is both wrong and right about Twitter, the real-time Web and Walter Cronkite

By Mark Dykeman Nov 29, 2009

Who or what is the most trusted source of news in this era of the real-time web? Over at Techcrunch, MG Siegler suggested that In The Age of Realtime, Twitter is Walter Cronkite, drawing…

The Brave New World of Scarce Mobile Bandwidth [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 2]

By Michael Mace Nov 26, 2009

As I discussed yesterday, the things considered desirable by mobile carriers are going to drastically shift. Built-in WiFi is now good. For a long time many mobile operators resisted selling smartphones with WiFi built…

Reading the 9/11 Wikileaks is a Little Like Reading a Twitter Timeline

By Nov 25, 2009

It’s been a sobering morning – after a late night of plotting out the posts to cover the Thanksgiving holidays (so I can actually take a day of), I woke up late this morning…

Stacey Monk and the Twitter Kids [#tweetsgiving]

By socialnerdia Nov 25, 2009

If you’re on Twitter, you’ve probably heard of Tweetsgiving (which started yesterday!) and the Twitter Kids of Tanzania. In last night’s The Social Nerdia Show! I had an awesome conversation with Stacey Monk, founder…

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Startup Love: Why Your Great-Grandparents Knew a Thing or Two About Running a Startup.

Mobile Monday: Mobile App News for Week of November 22nd

Will paid be the new free in 2010?

What Makes an Entrepreneur? Four Letters: JFDI

Does Anyone RTFA? (There Never Was a Windows 7 Family Guy Episode)

The Brave New World of Scarce Mobile Bandwidth [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 2]

Reading the 9/11 Wikileaks is a Little Like Reading a Twitter Timeline

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