A Start-up Combines Slim Jims and Red Bull
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How to Use Augmented Reality in Advertising
Combining the digital and physical worlds, augmented reality offers brands a unique new opportunity to interact with consumers. Here's why it's worth a shot. Read more
Interviewing Geoffrey Moore: How a Small Business Can Gain Market Power
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Why It Pays to Be No. 2 in Your Industry
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Color: Brilliant or Bubble?
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Photo Sharing App Gets VC Boost
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Twitter's Founding Moment
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10 Takeaways From TED 2011
Being wrong is as essential to life as being right, the rise of the "filter bubble," and other ideas from the annual ideas summit that are worth repeating. Read more
Steve Jobs Announces iPad 2
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Collaborative Creation and Crowdsourcing in the Music Industry
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More Time for Work? Let the Car Drive Itself
If only we could get work done on the way to work! In the next decade, the idea might become a reality. In business, the opportunity to let the car do the dr... Read more
The Case for Dreaming Big
American businesses need the next generation of innovators to step up in order to succeed. But how do we find them? Tuck School of Business professor Vijay G... Read more
When Hackers Become Makers
How the practice of hacking is going mainstream and creating good. Read more
Sales Strategy Checkup
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Oregon's Electric Car Revolution
From Portland to Eugene, Oregon is becoming the electric-car manufacturing hub with it's tech know-how and ready consumers. Read more
Demand Media IPO Pops
The controversial start-up finally goes public. How did the hotly-anticipated IPO perform on its first day? Read more
What Norwegian Socialism Looks Like
So the big Norway story went live l... Read more
Opting Out of Online Tracking
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Does it Pay to Be Late?
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Google Founder Back as CEO
Larry Page, who co-founded Google more than a decade ago, will replace Eric Schmidt as CEO of the Internet giant. Read more
Norway's Capitalist-Socialists
Welcome to Norway, land of high taxes, burdensome regulations, and generous social welfare. It's also, strangely, crawling with start-ups. What gives? Read more
MySpace Going the Way of Friendster
The once-mighty social network is laying off half its staff. How could such a promising business turn sour so quickly? Read more
Demand Media's Magical Thinking
Regular readers of this blog know that I've been skeptical of Demand Media, whi... Read more
Is Facebook Already a Public Company?
Once again, Mark Zuckerberg has said that Facebook, the wildly popular social network, will not go public any time soon, until 2012 at least. But the ques... Read more
How to Develop a Prototype
Developing your prototype definitely requires a strong knowledge of your product and it may require some elbow grease. Read more
