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 Startup Lessons
Dave Mclure, the Program Chair at Startonomics says that "Startonomics is about making the world of startups less random, less complicated, more measurable & more repeatable. Startonomics is about creating more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
9 days ago (startonomics.com)
Megan starts off saying that,"The key to building a well-rounded startup team is establishing all of the important functional areas and then filling in the gaps." She provides key insights into building more...
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Jitendra
18 days ago (startup.partnerup.com)
Om Malik expounds forth about the short term memory problem of Silicon Valley (an old problem no doubt, remember?). He says that the signs are very foreboding and sombre. Things are not at all looking more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
43 days ago (gigaom.com)
Marshall Kirkpatrick expounds on the idea that since founders and key startup people are too busy to pay enough attention to the community, startup companies will probably do well to have dedicated community more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
44 days ago (readwriteweb.com)
Tesla Motors has been in the news for a lot of reasons. Some of it has been positively negative - the fight between the investor, founder Elon Musk, who it is now reported had put in about $55 Million more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
50 days ago (earth2tech.com)
At one time, it was agreed upon by all (the pundits) that vertical social networks is the way to go and iYomu focused on it, winning some degree of eyeballs and visitors. Yet, it failed and Richard MacManus more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
63 days ago (readwriteweb.com)
If your idea starts with "We're building a platform to..." and you don't have a billion dollars in capital, find a new idea. Now. more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Vic
64 days ago (diffle-history.blogspot.com)
Zoho is being frank and open in sharing what it calls its own strategic pricing bungle and is explaining what went into this decision making and what steps were taken that lead it to go off the success more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
109 days ago (blogs.zoho.com)
Donna Bogatin writes that of the Ning assumption that visions of fast-growing, highly scalable, multi-billion dollar viral (not so serendipitous) hits must be highly financed if the end-game of a lucrative more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
127 days ago (startupalpha.com)
Larry Chiang, the founder of duck9 writes about the 9 different types of people you will meet at Y Combinator and what you can really learn from each of them. It includes our favorite: DDSS stands for more...
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Topic: Startup Lessons
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Jitendra
129 days ago (foundread.com)
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