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Location American Startup News for 26 December 2012
World Startup Report: One man’s quest to document startup culture around the world Editor's Pick After selling his company to LinkedIn and quitting two years later, one startup entreprenuer is going to map the startup world, finding the best places to start a company.
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Chip maker Marvell must pay over $1B in Carnegie Mellon patent case Marvell Technology Group, best known for making chips for a wide variety of devices, is in hot water with Carnegie Mellon University. A Pittsburgh jury today found that Marvell has to pay around $1.17 billion in damages ...
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An investor’s guide to surviving the Series A crunch Guest Post With the balance of power shifting to the VC, here's some advice from Blumberg Capital's Jon Soberg to help founders stay afloat.
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Netflix to finally launch social sharing in early 2013 after Obama signs bill Netflix will let subscribers in the United States connect their profiles to Facebook as soon as President Obama signs a popular bill into law, the company confirmed today. The bill, which will let Netflix memebers share ...
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The Legacy Trap: Getting caught by the innovation curve Guest Post Innovation. It’s what makes new markets. It’s what creates new opportunities for companies to grow dramatically. And it’s what creates demand when consumers don’t even know they wan...
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Investor-startup dating service AngelList channels $12.3M in investments in the last 30 days — some entirely online AngelList is hot, which I guess is appropriate for a heavenly investment vehicle.
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Get acquired! An idiot’s guide to technology M&A M&A tips from Jim Moore, founder and CEO of J Moore Partners, and Leonard Chung, CEO of Syncplicity, a company that was acquired by EMC in May. It can't hurt to brush up on the basics...
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Google will offer free Gmail voice calls for yet another year Gmail users in the U.S. and Canada are getting another year of free domestic voice calls, thanks to Google.
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Aussie pioneer crosses country seeking out truth about American startup scene An Australian entrepreneur set out on a 10-city, 20-journey across the US creating documentary videos about the startup community in each place.
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Total Wi-Fi shipments reached 5 billion in 2012, will almost quadruple by 2017 Total cumulative global WiFi shipments reached five billion in 2012, according to ABI Research. And the pace of innovation isn't slowing, with new WiFi protocols rolling out in 2013 and close to 20 billion WiFi-enabled d...
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U.S. government asks citizens how they feel about requiring black boxes in cars The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is asking for your opinion on whether or not event data recording devices, or black boxes, should be installed in all cars.
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Astronaut records moving Christmas tune from the International Space Station Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has recorded “Jewel in the Night,” the first Christmas carol ever recorded on the International Space Station.
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Mailman Group establishes venture fund to break startups out of the box Shanghai-based socia media agency Mailman Group sets up at [sesame] seed stage startup fund.
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Facebook privacy settings trip up even the Zuckerbergs After a family photo is tweeted, one Zuckerberg learns that Facebook's privacy settings aren't always clear.
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Microsoft to open 6 retail stores in early 2013 after adding 51 shops this year Microsoft will ring in the new year by opening six new retail locations that will help customers get better exposure to products such as its Surface tablet and Windows Phone devices.
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iPhone app FlashArmyKnife lets you tether for free (until Apple finds out) While it is rare, sometimes developers are able to sneak features into their apps that don't exactly comply with Apple's policy.
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Iran suspects Stuxnet virus attacked its systems again A news outlet in Iran says that the Stuxnet virus attacked two of its facilities -- a power plant and the Culture Ministry -- and believes the U.S. and Israel are behind the strike.
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How Washington went social in 2012: the top 10 moments in politics and technology In 2012, the promise of the social election finally came to fruition. From gaffes and memes to true triumphs, here are Washington's top 10 tech moments.
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Apple’s latest patents cover building curved displays, new micro-SIM connector Apple's Christmas gifts this year (on top of loads of iPad and iPhone sales) included a few new patents.
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Why 2012 was the year space exploration made its comeback In 2012, NASA came back with a vengeance -- and a spate of fascinating new programs -- and we Earthlings fell in love with space exploration all over again.
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