A perfect business start-up guide for you

Developing a start-up business needs a lot of planning, precision, experience and of course funding. And, you can find all those right here in this article. Entrepreneurs fasten your ...

What Happened to GIGAOM?

No one can ever accurately imagine the magnitude of shock that rang through the vastness of cyberspace when GIGAOM declared that it was shutting down. There was no prior warning or hi...

Your Netbook and You

The Register is reporting today that Michael Dell doesn’t think you’ll like your little netbook.

Getting Your Startup Noticed With SXSW

SXSW was founded in 1987 in Austin, Texas, and it is dedicated to helping people achieve their goals. It holds a conference and festivals which celebrate the meeting of different indu...

How Microsoft is Helping Startups

Microsoft had went from a company that notoriously acquired smaller competing companies in the 1990s to now one that is actually helping the little guy. In February of 2018, they anno...

Artificial general intelligence is here, and it’s useless

One of the most misunderstood ideas that’s polluting the minds of popular “intellectuals”, many of them seemingly accustomed with statistics and machine learning, is the potential o...

How To Promote Your Startup Using Twitter

If you use twitter, chances are you’re following a company’s account: your favorite news outlet sharing their news articles, that one fast-food chain that’s always making jokes, or a ...

Why Stripe Atlas Might Be A Bad Idea For Your Startup

Stripe is a highly-desired credit card processor, and if you are not one of the 23 supported countries, you are left dead in the water. With the Stripe Atlas program offering a US-pre...

Twitter People Search is Back

Robert Scoble Leaves Fast Company

Robert Scoble, also known as The Scobleizer, left his full-time post at Fast Company in 2009 to start his next chapter. Scoble had joined Fast Company a year prior and had been runnin...