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Guest Post I work in social media, and Pinterest is the first social network I have joined lately that I didn't go to with some marketing end goal in mind.

Using AngelList's open API, internet entrepreneur and former MySpace developer, Sean Percival, set out to make it even easier for entrepreneurs to connect with the investors most likely to fund their startup.

The Summit Series' startup circus finds a permanent home on Powder Mountain.

Want to go green(er) in 2013? A bunch of cloud companies are more than happy to help you out with that.

Digital notebook service Springpad features tastemaker-designed guides to staying organized in 2013.

It was an exceptionally good year for online movie ticket service Fandango, according to new data released by the Comcast-owned service today.

After winning geek hearts and minds on the desktop, the popular Linux distribution Ubuntu is now aiming to take over your smartphone.

The world's biggest chip maker signals what it will talk about at CES next week

I recently received an email from one of my colleagues who helps me with this column. She started the group email with the words, "Hey Team". I like that. I may be the author of this column, but these articles don't get ...

Polaroid is trying to regain relevance by opening a number of retail stores this year that allow you to upload, edit, and print photos from your social networks, camera, and phone.

The beefed-up show will offer a wider range of content -- and it won't compete with other Q1 mobile events like Mobile World Congress and CES.

Meet three Forbes up-and-comers: a social soldier, farmer, and mansion broker.

By expanding its patent agreement with InterDigital to cover 4G LTE, RIM is making a big investment in the future of the BlackBerry.

#One Tap the Little-Known Secret to First Impressions for Building Likeability

I recently met-up with Floodgate's Mike Maples Jr. As a VC, he has invested in breakout companies like Twitter, Bazaarvoice (NASDAQ:BV) and Demandforce, which was sold to Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU) for $424 million.

This article is by Scott Redick, director of strategy at Heat, an independent advertising agency.

Is the newspaper business dead? John Garrett's hyperlocal chain in Texas suggests there's still life in the old medium.

The year ahead will bring continued uncertainty in the economy, continued shifts and displacements in the job market, and continued angst about where it's all going. But there are skills that are in great demand over the...

In 2013, we're going to see more small business owners adopt live streaming video, both for marketing purposes and in their services. I know: video is already intimidating. But now it's going to be you, front and center ...

Guest Post If there is any weakness in security, you can guarantee the criminals will try to exploit it. And if a cyber criminal discovers a weakness in one community, it won't be long before that isolated crime turns in...

This story appears in the January 21, 2013 issue of Forbes.

After a record-breaking 17.4 million iOS and Android devices were activated on Christmas Day, the following week saw record-breaking activity as well: over 50 million iOS and Android-powered smartphones and tablets, and ...