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BP Removed from Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes(inspiredeconomist.com)
5 points by moolave 16y ago|1 comments
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by moolave 16y ago
*coughmonopolycough? Or just plainly increasing their market share.
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Stanford Students Build Their Own Y Combinator(techcrunch.com)
49 points by moolave 16y ago|17 comments
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Zynga launches new Facebook game, 'Frontierville'(spacemart.com)
2 points by moolave 16y ago|0 comments
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China to continue blocking online content(usatoday.com)
2 points by moolave 16y ago|0 comments
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by moolave 16y ago
I agree. Youtube was (and still is?) an LLC.
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by moolave 16y ago
Thanks. Now that makes better sense.
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by moolave 16y ago
Takeaways: just keep going no matter what. It may take a while to reach that goal, but someway somehow, you are going to make it.
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Iphone 4 GM already jailbroken(perivision.net)
33 points by moolave 16y ago|19 comments
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by moolave 16y ago
Then maybe Apple can find another Youtube and Google Maps provider. Question is: will the branding stuck in our minds supersede what Apple's route to alternatives entail? All theoretical, nonetheless.
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by moolave 16y ago
Like my co-founder said, "if you price it too low, customers would think it is worthless." However, this is totally different from the micro-pricing ecosystem so don't get me wrong.
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by moolave 16y ago
And that's what makes the difference between those who dream and make it big and those who like to stay within their comfort zones. The next difference?.. is just a matter of time =)
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by moolave 16y ago
Definitely a principle of the lean startup, which leaves out the possibility of what potential bright minds can do to expand a company's horizon. This point mainly points out on core competency: do what you do best and let the others do wha
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by moolave 16y ago
It's also core competency. If the startup does something way better than what the big company is trying to gain market share to, why not buy it than trying to figure it out from scratch. It can be more cost-effective that way.
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by moolave 16y ago
Very impressive, sir. I would like to learn from your ideas on how you did this efficient strategy of "lean startup" teams while being able to scale to over a thousand employees. Reading more zoho blogs soon.
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by moolave 16y ago
He could have reiterated entrepreneurship within the article, but we get the point.
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Fred Wilson talks trends, advice for Startups(vimeo.com)
2 points by moolave 16y ago|0 comments
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by moolave 16y ago
Awesome idea. Do you have a link to this? Would be cool to see it.
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by moolave 16y ago
Oh, the awesome possibilities you can create with Twilio API. =)
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by moolave 16y ago
It would be nice too if we can doodle like doing so at a whiteboard.
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by moolave 16y ago
As cliche as it sounds, I definitely see an ad-based revenue stream coming here.
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by moolave 16y ago
Looks like another iteration of Dorsey's "move" from Twitter to Square. Being with the same pool of folks who run Twitter, you'd probably assimilate the same notion too and innovate something similar.
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by moolave 16y ago
Like what Mike Shuster said on Jason Calacanis' interview (or rephrased), "You have to give up your current job, be passionate on what you're doing with this startup, and then believe that it's going to work no matter what." Ok, I didn't sa
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I Don't Get the Buzz About Buzz, Do You?(bothsidesofthetable.com)
2 points by moolave 16y ago|0 comments
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by moolave 16y ago
Just one market route to drive more users to their homepage. Definitely an optional preference.
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by moolave 16y ago
Platforms are one of the best forms of leverage. I'd still use it but I would definitely want to have an exit strategy for those points the writer pointed out. You adapt to a platform for market share; you could also adapt to its changes
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by moolave 16y ago
I give credit to the writer as an entrepreneur, but one thing he missed for sure is: platforms were made for an adaptable market. Maybe it was just the nature of their operation that didn't fit into the equation
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by moolave 16y ago
I believe it had something to do with Apple's core competency. If ITunes is already dominating, why create another one?
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by moolave 16y ago
So far Linux is still the best for server storage.
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by moolave 16y ago
I've been to the hacker dojo in Mountain View and it's definitely a great hub for startups and hackers working on projects. They host good sponsored events with good food & drinks, hold hacking classes, and have free swag from companie

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