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Hey VCs, it’s not your company
(entrepreneur.venturebeat.com)
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I mentioned him in a comment before, but I think the way that the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company has handled PR is a model for any startup. The guy built a fancy trailer and landed on Oprah. I don't say that to put him or his company down.
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Where else am I going to find a pile of articles on math, Erlang, Lisp, etc? I've really expanded my horizons from my usual Enterprise Java experience and have developed a full website from CSS to the database to user management using a lo
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Testosterone and Competitive Play
(lostgarden.com)
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I'm pretty sure the verizonwireless.com domain has some serious trust within Google already, not to mention inbound links that have "droid" in the name. They don't need to do the on-page SEO Joe Blogger does. That said, I really have to ag
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Grad school dropout.
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The Future of Offer Monetization in Social Games
(insidefacebook.com)
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Dissension Festering in the Net Neutrality Ranks
(gigaom.com)
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A detailed analysis of Techcrunch’s Scamville article
(andrewchenblog.com)
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17y ago
Try http://www.afternoonrally.com/ It's focused on stocks and investing and has videos for news.
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Is your company worth anything?
(delputnam.com)
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None of my upvotes work either, such as the ones I made in this discussion. All this time I thought it was just me. :-)
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17y ago
This reminds me of the tiny house guy: http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/
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JavaScript Basics Quiz
(neeraj.name)
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I think it was a bit of a knee-jerk reaction, but investors do realize that the end won't be tomorrow for GPS makers, but it will certainly be in the next few years as new android sets come out.
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Google and the Deadly Power of Data
(gizmodo.com)
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The moment
(gapingvoid.com)
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Lessons in Bootstrapping a Business
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Top US Online Advertising Sites
(businessinsider.com)
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I'm in a similar situation: 1. Podcasts - Venture Voice and The Moth are two easy recommends. You could try to get old Radio GoDaddy podcasts back when they had entrepreneurs on. 2. Audio Books - Audible.com/Amazon/Library/etc. are great s
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Do Opera Mini Stats Tell the Whole Mobile Web Story?
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Facebook tinkering with big changes that may weaken app virality
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Natural Effect of the Holidays on Conversion Rate
(homethinking.com)
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Examples of minimum viable products
(venturehacks.com)
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Rudy’s "sause": social object case study
(gapingvoid.com)
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Millennial moms taking over the Internet, study says
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Yes, giving some way of quantifying any accomplishment is a good thing for all resumes. After that, I'd go light on keywords if applying to a startup, but rather get into the tech details of what I'd done at each company. I'd be likely to d
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Worked in 5 minutes as advertised. Saved me a few bucks on a new lock. :-)
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Social Games: How The Big Three Make Millions
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Bob Parsons. I know I may catch flack for that, but the guy didn't attend an Ivy League or Stanford level school, didn't live in the valley, but also started two successful tech companies without VC money. His methods and marketing are dif
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