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VCs & Tech Lawyers: Innovate, Automate, Simplify
(500hats.typepad.com)
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Disappearing into the Fire
(themonsterinyourhead.com)
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17y ago
NameCheap + the current month's coupon ( http://search.twitter.com/search?q=namecheap+coupon ) is usually hard to beat price-wise for new domain registrations
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17y ago
Theres actually a fairly recent (Nov 2009)case where SnapNames was found to have had an employee placing shill bids: http://www.pcworld.com/article/181731/domain_auction_site_fa...
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How Nurse Outduels IRS to Deduct M.B.A. Tuition
(online.wsj.com)
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Searching the Web Through Pictures
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Junior people in VC are gate keepers who add friction to the system
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For the Ann Arbor SPARK program, does this operate as an early stage accelerator program or as more of a conventional incubator?
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Not sure about Start@Spark or Highland's program, but I think you'll find a lot of folks familiar with TechStars on HN. Having just announced the third program in Seattle, they're also rapidly increasing the number of companies that they as
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17y ago
Compiling further detailed information on the programs would certainly be interesting and I'm sure that prospective applicants would find it helpful. Given the different models used by the programs, it would be an interesting endeavor to t
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17y ago
Thanks for the information - I'll add this to the list!
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Semi-complete list of startup accelerator programs (any more to add?)
(blog.shedd.us)
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Seth's Blog: The lesson from two lemonade stands
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CES: How to get mentioned in a Steve Ballmer Microsoft keynote
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Using Mixpanel with Ruby on Rails
(bingocardcreator.com)
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Whole Foods CEO Raises Eyebrows With Climate Change Doubt
(environmentalleader.com)
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Business ideas and opportunities for 2010
(springwise.com)
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What if time spent on YouTube rivaled that of TV?
(trefis.com)
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Cities embrace mobile apps, 'Gov 2.0' - CNN.com
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SharesPost looks particularly interesting as far as potential impact to liquidity from early stage ventures. Trefis is an intriguing way of looking at stocks - modeling the impact to share price from individual products kaChing looks like a
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WSJ - 6 Interesting New Financial Web Sites
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Great to see a fellow DreamIt Ventures startup getting a nice round of funding!
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SCVNGR Raises $4 Million From Google Ventures
(techcrunch.com)
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DOE Becomes Venture Capital Force
(online.wsj.com)
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17y ago
According to the FlyerTalk thread (which is over 400 pages!! apparently, this has been going on since sometime last year...), credit card companies are becoming wise to this trick and are starting to treat purchases of the coins as cash adv
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How the Government Helped Frequent Fliers Make a Mint
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Unicorn support in Engine Yard Cloud
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Also -- also take a look at the RaceSpace Cloud Servers offering. A similar VPS offering to SliceHost that may be a little cheaper, depending on how much bandwidth you end up using (SliceHost packages in 100 GB of bandwidth, you pay per us
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I used a DreamHost private server for a while. The first thing to be aware of is that it's not as easy to configure from the group up as a true VPS. Their private server systems give you the ability to customize the setup, but not as exte
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Enable Expose and Spaces for the Magic Mouse
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