Sock 101 Brings You Another “Of the Month” Club
Socks may not be revolutionary, but another “of the month” club is actually pretty fun.
Socks may not be revolutionary, but another “of the month” club is actually pretty fun.
Aereo raises $34 million on Monday and visits the Supreme Court on Friday. We’d call that a busy week.
Online verification platform Repp raises money to keep us safe online.
New York based Plated announced a funding round that will presumably help it expand to even more of the country.
The legalization of pot seems imminent, and cannabis startups now have a venture fund to help them “grow.”
Question: What lesson would you teach your younger self about entrepreneurship, given what you know now? Embrace Change “When I started out, I thought success meant everything working out the way you planned. But that’s not really how entrepreneurship works. Some things work out far better than you imagined, some things don’t happen and
Entrepreneurship is supposed to help the local economy, and that’s something Memphis based Start Co takes seriously.
*Editor’s Note: This is the final installment of a mini-series featuring talks with Michael Abbott. See the previous posts here and here. Company culture matters because companies are made up of people, and people are social creatures. The nature of the workspace environment is going to have an indelible impact on how an organization functions.
Hiring isn’t the only challenge for startup founders. Sometimes you have to fire people, too.
*Editor’s Note: This is part 1 of a 3 part series on a recent fireside chat with former Twitter head of engineering and current Kleiner Perkins partner Michael Abbott. Finding and hiring the right people is fundamental to the success of a business. Your employees are the lifeblood of your organization, and their abilities and
Nibletz is looking for the Startup Community Leader of the year. Click here to see how to nominate your startup community leader. Tony Hsieh and Brad Feld (pictured) are kick ass community leaders but are not eligible ;)
Techstars and Foundry Group co-founder Brad Feld to speak at early stage symposium event in Madison Wisconsin.
A basketball injury led three Georgia Tech students to disrupt a 5,000 year old device. Partha Unnava spent a summer on crutches after he broke his ankle playing basketball. While being unable to enjoy the summer because of his bum foot, he also experienced serious under arm discomfort, a pain he found that many who
By Markerly’s Christine Beuhler No one can seem to agree: is SEO out of date and obsolete or still worth it? And what are social signals? What’s going on? I’m going back to bed. SEO and Google Google doesn’t seem to like SEO much, which is understandable. So-called “black-hat” techniques (simply bad SEO practices) have made it