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It is truly a great time to be an engineer building new things. Gadgets from sci-fi movies of 10 years ago are creeping up on us in the real world and mobile devices and social networking have made the internet go truly mainstream. We are on the cusp of seeing even more world changing ideas becoming a reality when everyone is walking around with powerful computers connected with over 20MBps of b
Many foreign-born techies in the U.S. and abroad are pinning their entrepreneurial hopes on the passage of a bill, sponsored by Senators John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Richard Lugar (R-Ind.), to create a startup visa. Tech-industry notables such as Paul Graham, Eric Ries, Brad Feld, Fred Wilson, and David McClure have lobbied for this. I, too, lent this my support.
The fact of the matter is, most of the uber-successful entrepreneurs I know hedge their bets and place small bets while keeping one foot on secure ground. This often includes testing the waters while employed full-time, as Rick himself did before creating World 50 from nothing. Most of them never gamble in real-life, and a decent percentage don’t invest in the public market (like me) because...
He dishes on bubbles, irrational investment, and how Google, Apple, and Microsoft are blowing it with their acquisition strategy. We had a chance to talk to angel investor Dave McClure earlier this week, prior to the announcement of 500 Startups' new accelerator program. We met in the company's 12th-floor offices high over downtown Mountain View, with a view of San Francisco 20 miles to the north
You and a team of strangers on a bus traveling at 60 miles per hour have 48 hours to conceive, build and launch a startup!
Being an entrepreneur these days requires an understanding of a thousand topics, many of which don’t even exist today in traditional learning vehicles, like schools and textbooks. The Internet and its information wave have changed everything – it’s the problem, with constant change, and it’s the solution, if you use it to navigate quickly and self-educate.
there has been a firestorm of discussions about the topic of minority-led startups and the lack of diversity among startup founders and Silicon Valley companies all across the the web. I knew that I was onto something BIG. And why not? Those of us in the tech startup and social enterprise world are quick to throw around concepts like "impact investing" and "disruption," but when it's asked of...
To counteract the egregiously uneven ratio of female startup founders to male (11% to 89% at last count) the Founder Institute, a co-op accelerator and entrepreneur training program, is announcing today that it will be offering a Female Founder Fellowship to worthy applicants. All ten of the current Founder Institute cities currently accepting applications will be awarding the most outstanding...
Entrepreneurs are all about firsts, and the most important is you making a great first impression – on investors, customers, new team members, and strategic partners. Poor first impressions can be avoided, but I’m amazed at the number of unnecessary mistakes I see at those critical first introductions, presentations, and meetings.
Over the past few months there have quite a few articles about metrics, which are, of course, a very important topic for startups. Metrics like these can and should drive your startup's development, once you get past the initial part of the hypothesis testing phase. Yet there seems to be a surprising lack of clarity in many people's minds about what kind of metrics are useful, how to make them...


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