Innovation
Twitter Takes List Control
Twitter is rolling out a limited beta to users to try out “lists” in order encourage users to follow more people and have managable feeds.
Finding Your Niche
Big business doesn’t happen in a garage anymore. Tech companies today need to have a niche, and become a specialized business in order to attain a loyal following and a profitable model.
Twitter in the Classroom
A University of Texas professor finds a unique way to leverage Twitter in her classroom.
Streaming Startups: Go Buffer Yourself
Streaming services don’t just fail because of ownership issues. Consumers demand reliability in any business, but especially in startups.
White Space: The Final (Telecom) Frontier
White space devices could lead consumers on a revolt against the major U.S. telecoms and drive sales of devices that make sense for the consumer without gouging for services individually.
Design a Business for Sale?
There are essentially two goals for successful businesses in the world, both aiming to create value for the founders.
A.) Start a business that can sustain itself, grow and either drive competitors out of business, or buy up their market share.
B.) Start a business with the sole purpose of your competitors buying you out for an [...]
Changes Galore!
So many changes, so little time.
When To Quit
Seth Godin describes how to strategically decide when to quit a venture in order to make your long term success much more viable.
Inaugural First Post
America requires innovation over any other investment that it could currently take on. Innovation is the key to it’s continued success in the intellectual field, the web and it’s collective business start-ups.
