Startups, Y Combinator Style
In the last week I've had the chance to play with a few new services that have begun to appear:
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In the last week I've had the chance to play with a few new services that have begun to appear:
For every purist blogger yearning to speak free, there is another opportunist blogger yearning cash in. Weblogs share certain valuable properties with Websites, but even if you can get two people to agree on what the key differences are, their goals may not align in why they blog, or the "right way" to generate traffic.
While eBay has enabled thousands of sellers to convert old items into new money, a subset of those sellers have become PowerSellers, driving lots of revenue to eBay and in many cases creating new careers for themselves.
Andrew McLaughlin, senior policy counsel with everyone's favorite search advertising company, claims he was horribly misquoted by a Light Reading reporter who gave lots of writers a great headline.
A few weeks back, at the NewComm Forum, I had the opportunity the chance the pleasure of meeting Erin Caldwell, one of the many student PR stars at Auburn University.
The owner of Yahoo China spent three-fourths of the $1 billion it received from Yahoo last summer on research & development and other projects.