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by Donald Greg on February 28, 2010
Entrepreneurs today have enough to do without sitting around staring at data on potential customers for hours each week. That's why every new business needs to consider some useful tools for ge...
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by Greg Cruey on October 31, 2009
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Mashable had a useful post this week on using social media with your small business. The article was by Ross Kimbarovsky, the co-founder of crowdSPRING, a community of 43,000+ graphic...
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by Greg Cruey on June 30, 2009
Search Engine People recently had a fairly comprehensive look at what it takes to succeed on the Internet.
Tip number 1: Do what you do best...Seems like a no-brainer, but often times when companies...
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by Greg Cruey on June 15, 2009
Business has always been at least partly about networking. More and more, it has come to be about social networking. I wrote recently about the need to focus your efforts in social networking. I came ...
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by Greg Cruey on January 31, 2009
Josh Peters had a good piece over at Mashable earlier this month on the growing number of Facebook applications that can help you with your business.
Josh seems to think that Facebook's app devel...
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by Greg Cruey on January 19, 2009
Matt Rodela over at Small Business Trends had an article recently on strategies for growing your service business.Now is not the time for business as usual. It's time to get creative and think out...
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by Greg Cruey on December 26, 2008
I just read Fred Wilson's post, Bits of Destruction. He sees the current recession as a transition; it's the end of the Industrial Era and the coming of age of the Information Era.
Wilson be...
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by tj on April 29, 2008
Jajah is taking yet another milestone - 10 Mio users (that is downloads I guess) and integration into yahoo messenger. The Jajah guys are really pushing the already impressive success story.
Yahoo...
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by tj on February 2, 2008
This is not new for people watching the space - and I have seen many news last year about this but recent research for kinkaa made my realize the magnitude of Amazon Web Services launched over the pas...
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by tj on January 4, 2008
So I admit - I'm a weather freak and I'm trying to constantly watching temperatures in 15 locations around teh world every day (all spots I consider worth living in :)
I was always looking ...
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by tj on May 31, 2007
Wow watching major tech deals in the last 4 years on this blog it strikes me that its not only the less time I can spend to maintain this blog it's also the number of deals is amazing.
Today Pan...
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by tj on March 30, 2007
I just came back from lunch with Steffan Heuer who writes for the Economist's Tech Quarterly and German Entrepreneurship magazine Brandeins. As a religious reader of the Economist I found Steffan&...
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by tj on March 30, 2007
Have you ever wondered what Jeff Nolan's venture Teqlo is all about? So far I could not explain that but Peter Rip has a post.
The teqlo team has decided it is time to provide a sneak peak to s...
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by tj on January 18, 2007
And I thought it would never come to this - Netflix is seriously planning a download service. Bambi Francisco interviews Neil Hunt, chief product officer for Netflix.
Q: What percent of households ar...
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by tj on January 7, 2007
Just discovered in Google Earth - Panaramio - the photo sharing site that combines photos with a geocode. This was a feature I was always hoping for in Flickr. But no you don't have to manually ...
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by tj on January 3, 2007
Clay Shirky takes on Second Life and has a lot of new arguments he contributes to the discussion:
So here's my question - how many return users are there? We know from the startup screen that t...
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by tj on October 18, 2006
Sarik - sends in his new venture - Cellity. The company will launch a least cost Router for cell phones soon. It's a piece of software that you download and use.
No details on functionality yet -...
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by tj on October 8, 2006
Sarik Weber, a great friend, devoted investor into Creative Weblogging and employee No.1 at OpenBC is moving on to a new venture - this time his own.Over the time, I realized that while you wait for y...
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by tj on October 8, 2006
Wired dissects the story of Gizmondo - the failed portable game console in superb article that you should not miss - cut 15 minutes out of your day and learn how the Swedish mafia raised $400 million...
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by tj on September 30, 2006
So I used the cold (19 degrees Celsius only in Nothern California's fall only!) day to spend half a day in Second Life inspired by the recent Wired guide to the 'other world'.
First a ...
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by tj on September 11, 2006
Another conference this year in this busy conference fall - the venerable RedHerring has teamed up with us to make Etre 2006 in Barcelona, Spain a renowing success.
Etre is an undiscovered gem in th...
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by tj on September 7, 2006
The makers of 'Under the Radar' conferences - IBDNetwork have a new baby the Momentum Growth Conference here in Silicon Valley on September 27th/28th.
Momentum growth focuses on a later stage...
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by tj on July 13, 2006
Knowledge@Wharton analyzes the Youtube Revolution:
Video streams viewed rose 50% in 2005 and are forecasted to rise 32% to more than 23 billion served in 2006, according to AccuStream. Comscore notes...
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by tj on May 29, 2006
I used a rather long drive to Clear Lake on Saturday to play around with Jajah - dubbed the Skype killer.
1) There is nothing like Skype here - Jajah does not even have a client that would allow yo...
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by tj on May 17, 2006
Comparison Shopping engines have proven to be a boon for consumers and attract a sizeable amount of traffic from potential buyers delivering traffic to specialized internet sites.
Brian Smith at ht...
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by tj on May 16, 2006
Long time sponsor of this site AEWebworks is now BoonEx. The two companies are now offering a wider host of communications suites than just dating scripts:
"- barracuda (Traffic Development So...
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by tj on May 16, 2006
PhotoBucket is following in Flickr' s footsteps:
"Digital media hosting site Photobucket raised a $10.5-million second round of funding Monday, primarily from Trinity Ventures.
The Palo Alt...
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by tj on April 7, 2006
I recently sat together for lunch with James Kim, founder an interesting company that just started - Opinmind. Opinmind has developed a cool new natural language processing technology that is able t...
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by tj on April 3, 2006
A reader recently suggested me to take a look at this interesting start-up - United Mobile.
Imagine you equip your mobile phone with a magic SIM card that lets you roam and receive calls for free ...
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by tj on March 30, 2006
At Creative Weblogging we have used Linux (that is Debian) for our server infrastructure from day one. We now use Debian as the OS for all application, web and database servers. It is simply powerfu...
