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Google's superfast Internet service launched a year ago in Kansas City. CNET's Marguerite Reardon takes a look at the impact it has on the local startup scene. Read this article by Marguerite Reardon on CNET News.- Like
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Recently there has been a lot of press about the startup community in South Florida and Miami in particular.- Like
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DotEEBubble is one of the most controversial startup blogs in the world and you've probably never heard of it. In the rah-rah world of entrepreneurs, accelerators, and incubators, it's rare to see much talk about the problems with the government funded VC model and how the biggest player..- Like
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Investors and employees support businesses that change course midstream, write Swathi Akella and Harsimran Julka More entrepreneurs are altering their business plans and giving up ideas that do...- Like
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The Bay Area remains at the top, but several cities are starting to catch up.- Like
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It is a well researched finding that if technology based learning systems is encouraged to reach to an advanced stage; it will enable content and customized strategies. It is also a matter for concern in which way the learning data, collected by this system, be used to enhance the ability of the system and become adoptable to varied numbers of learners and their learning adaptability.- Like
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One of the greatest shortcomings of the Los Angeles tech ecosystem in recent years has been the inability to retain the engineering talent that graduates from its local universities. Believe it or ...- Like
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Startup Weekend NYC Ignites the Entrepreneurial Spirit in Everyone - AlleyWatch
Calling all developers, designers, marketers, students and anyone who has ever wanted to start their own business. Startup Weekend NYC starts on Friday, June 21st, and it’s the chance for people f- Like
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Last summer, Thomas Grota kicked of a discussion on “what’s next?”, which started one of the longest comment threads on the Cologne Startups Facebook group to date summed up here. As yet another summer is upon us in Cologne, and as I’ve recently been invited to hold a talk about our community at Stanford in front of a distinguished crowd including Steve Blank, I want to reopen and continue the discussion about what’s next and what’s still missing in our startup ecosystem.- Like
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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at YouMoz? Here's an explanation of what we're looking for, how to put together a good post, and some frequently asked questions.- Like
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Immigration is a complex issue and has grown to be an uncontrollable problem. Every year thousands of individuals educated at US universities are forced to return to their home country. Not only do...- Like
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Stung by the symbolic loss of iconic local companies and by the failure to recruit big employers to replace them, St. Louis civic leaders are trying a new approach: building the next generation of businesses from the ground up.- Like
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The Triangle of NC is exploding with entrepreneurship. Here is a first hand look at some of the recent growth.- Like
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The last few years have been good to the Los Angeles tech scene, with more money, more talent, and more recognition coming to the community. Many outside observers have sought to handicap the marke...- Like
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When Peter Alfred-Adekeye founded cloud-computing business Multiven in 2005, he was in the obvious place to do it – Silicon Valley. Five years later, however, he relocated his operation to Zurich, one of the least likely cities for start-ups. Some- Like
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Learn from these seasoned pros, and you just might avoid a fatal flaw.- Like
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GDP and patents in cities usually grow at a faster rate than population. But why?- Like
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A long running theme of mine is that we can't have nice new things because the people who supply us with the old ones won't allow the competition. We've left too much regulatory power in the hands of the incumbents in many businesses. My current poster child for this argument [...]- Like
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Rel="author" and it's impact on the search results. Rel="author" is an important ranking signal for Google. Find out why?- Like
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For some, the ability to tell if a movie will be a hit is the stuff of arcane math. For Google, it's just a matter of finding patterns in search data.- Like
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