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Michael Arrington Rape Allegations Are Wake-up Call For Silicon Valley
Jessica Huseman in Startups 2 months ago
The boys' club in Silicon Valley has reached a new low: the brutalization of women by a well known tech titan went unreported for years, even though it was well known.
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Lady Gaga, Ashton Kutcher, and Top 5 Celebrity Tech Investors
Alex Marin in Startups 1 year ago
From Lady Gaga to Ashton Kutcher, meet the top 5 celebrities who are investing their fortunes on Foursquare, Hipmunk, and the hottest tech startups out there.
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Tech Meets Pet: Could a Match.com for Animals End Pet Homelessness?
Liz Alton in Startups 1 year ago
With all the recent coverage and interest in start-ups focused on pets, it's a good time to start thinking about the nexus of technology and helping homeless pets.
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The Last Mile: This Startup Accelerator For Prisoners is Creating the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
Shwetika Baijal in Startups 2 weeks ago
Prepare to feel both proud and unaccomplished in front of these inspiring entrepreneurs from San Quentin Correctional Facility.
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ProPublica, Storify, and the Top 5 Cool New Media Startups That Are Changing the Game
Masuma Ahuja in Startups 1 year ago
Here are the cool startups that are changing the news business and revolutionizing the kind of stories we read and hear about.
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Americans Elect, POPVOX, and 8 Political Startups to Watch at SXSW
Hudson Baird in Startups 1 year ago
Here's your guide to the coolest, hippest political start-ups at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
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Startups, Kickstarter, and the Price of Bullshit (That You Paid For!)
Stephen Robert Morse in Startups 4 weeks ago
The long-form science journalism site Matter was "acquired" by Medium last week. And you paid for it!
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Nick D'Aloisio Becomes World's Newest Millionaire With 'Summly,' But Does the App Suck?
Gabriel Rodriguez in Startups 2 months ago
17-year-old Nick D'Aloisio just got tens of millions for his app, Summly, from Yahoo. Is this a good move or a waste of money?
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