Quixey, a new startup that’s developing a search engine dedicated to apps, announced today that it will also make life easier for developers by giving them an easy way to manage their apps across multiple stores.
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The 21st Century for Grade A Entrepreneurs
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Pixable, a New York City startup offering a new way to explore your friends’ photos, just announced that it has raised $3.6 million in a second round of funding.
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Unknown problems are entrepreneurial proAll types of organizations face entrepreneurial problems, not just startups.
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It’s been 10 years since INSEAD and the World Economic Forum started publishing their annual list of the most networked countries in the world, and boy, things have changed.
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My first experience creating and building in a shared space was at the Palomar5 in Berlin, Germany.
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Google seems to be hell-bent on world domination… in a safe clean way at least. The company has been reported to have invested $100m in the Shepherds Flat Wind Farm in Oregon.
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The music industry has been pitching in its fair share to help those affected by the March 11 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
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PJ Gurumohan is the co-founder and CEO of GENWI, a cloud-based mobile presence creation and management platform.
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If you’re seeking a job in social media, we’d like to help out. For starters, Mashable‘s Job Lists section gathers together all of our resource lists, how-tos and expert guides to help you get hired.
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As of today, I've been blogging for 10 years. (I do believe that's the CPU enclosure anniversary.)
My first post (thank you, Blogger) was about the impending provincial election, an invasion of carpenter ants and how Sen.
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Financial details of daily deals service LivingSocial were recently leaked — revealing the company’s valuation at $2.9 billion and total revenue of $50 million per month.
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Despite the best efforts of Nintendo and Sony, mobile games are taking a bigger chunk out of the portable gaming market, with one in every three dollars of U.S.
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Netflix has made a big splash with its library of movies for low fixed monthly subscription fees.
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Sunlight is finally beginning to shine through Amazon’s disastrous cloud crash, which seemed impossible to avoid yesterday as it took down major sites like Foursquare and Reddit, though certain parts of the service are still struggling to get back online.
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AT&T’s FCC filing for their planned T-Mo merger brings up a few interesting points about AT&T’s network.
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By Marylene Delbourg-Delphis
Abracadabra, “create as I say” in Aramaic, has been the power word of magicians for centuries. Today, when we tweet or blog, we all look for the power words that will grab the readers’ attention.
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We have seen plenty of high-tech investors taking stakes in online fashion businesses, such as Atomico Ventures, the investment fund of Skype co-founder Niklas Zennström, investing in Fashiolista, an online fashion community.
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Tech pundits like to compare Instagram and Flickr, because they both created a lot of excitement and a community around photo-sharing in their heydays (Instagram is currently in the middle of its moment).
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Editor’s note: This April 25-26, VentureBeat is hosting its inaugural VentureBeat Mobile Summit, where we’ll debate the five key business and policy challenges facing the mobile industry today.
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Bad news for Tapjoy, Flurry, and numerous other mobile advertising platforms that cater to iOS developers: Apple is clamping down on incentivized downloads. In other words, it’s now much harder to buy yourself popularity on the App Store.
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Datacenters. What's all the fascination about? To some degree, we can thank Facebook's OpenCompute project. Facebook put data centers in a new light with its huge promotion efforts and declarations to open its data center design.
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Sales of e-books in the U.S. tripled over last year to $90.3 million in February — surpassing paper to be the most popular book format among all major trade categories — the Association of American Publishers announced on Thursday.
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You might not recognize me here in the ReadWriteEnterprise channel and for good reason: I loudly and often proclaim that I don't do enterprise.
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Twitter denies $10bn takeover talks with Google and Facebook (Twitter denies $10bn takeover talks with Google and Facebook. (February of this year.). http://r2.
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