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Location American Startup News for 5 February 2013
Dalton Caldwell on App.net: Six months later, more people are starting to 'get it' Half a year ago, serial entrepreneur had a crazy idea: build a social network that people actually paid for. Now with App.net three times bigger than his goal, he looks back -- and ahead -- at what the service is, and wi...
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Redbox Instant gains support for Xbox Live

Venture Beat - 5 Feb 2013 23:26
Redbox Instant gains support for Xbox Live Sorry PlayStation 3 owners, your console doesn't get first dibs on Redbox Instant.
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Zynga gets its mojo back with higher sales and a Q4 profit Zynga got some of its mojo back in the fourth quarter, reporting a narrow profit on higher-than-expected revenues. As the largest social gaming company with a big presence in mobile games, Zynga has become a bellwether f...
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How one entrepreneur plans to fix the 'broken' IPO process Equidity's outspoken founder and CEO Mona DeFrawi sees some major structural problems with the IPO process. Namely, she said that markets have shifted from being investor-focused to trader-focused, and "no-one has notice...
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Dave McClure predicts startups will 'f***ing fail,' 24 hours before demo day At Startup Grind in Mountain View, Dave McClure drops pearls of wisdom (and profanity) about what it takes to build a successful startup.
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Hailo confirms its $30M round from Union Square Ventures, Richard Branson Hailo, a mobile cab-hailing app, raised $30 million in its second round of funding and plans on opening its services in New York this month. It ill have fierce competition, however, from Uber.
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Reddit ads will now show up by default for Adblock Plus users Adblock Plus will no longer block advertising on community news site Reddit by default, the Germany-based Adblock developer team announced today.
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BlackBerry 10 will support Android Jelly Bean apps...eventually By creating a low-risk way for developers to port their Android apps to BlackBerry 10, BlackBerry aims to bolster its app selection.
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Lightspeed bets on enterprise with new hire (exclusive) Tim Danford will be focused on building out the firm's incubation program for super early-stage startups, and exploring new opportunities in the mobile and enterprise security space.
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Instagram finally launches full-blown image feeds on the web Popular photo-sharing service Instagram has finally brought users' feeds of filtered photos from mobile apps to the web.
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Pot, meet kettle: HP says Dell buyout will kill innovation Innovation is dead at Dell -- or at least according to HP, which says that Dell's proposed buyout is going to spell bad news for Dell's customers.
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Exec gets a brand-new design & a brand-new city launch Today, Exec is busting out all over -- all over the Internet with its pretty new web interface, and all over San Diego with its first non-San Francisco Bay Area expansion. The redesign will emphasize Exec's two main area...
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Viddy CEO canned for losing cred to Vine, reportedly turning down huge Twitter offer Viddy CEO and co-founder Brett O'Brien has been ousted from his role as head of the company after losing much of its buzz to Twitter-owned Vine and reportedly turning down an insane buyout offer from Twitter.
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Dell privatization marks a new era for old tech

Venture Beat - 5 Feb 2013 18:55
Dell privatization marks a new era for old tech Dell has reached an agreement to go private; a move that marks the end an era for the third largest computer maker.
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Go Daddy's awful Super Bowl Ad totally worked: company posts biggest sales day in history It may have been awkward and it may have been inappropriate and it was probably sexist, but Go Daddy's Super Bowl ad featuring supermodel Bar Rafaeli and -- yeah, let's be straight-up -- a fairly ugly geeky dude, totally...
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Sorry, U.S., no free Wi-Fi for you

Venture Beat - 5 Feb 2013 18:40
Sorry, U.S., no free Wi-Fi for you Contrary to earlier reports, the FCC is not planning a nationwide Wi-Fi network. Sorry, wireless fans!
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Stats don't lie: social media continues to vex small biz owners So how do we come to any concrete conclusions about small business social media use? The answer is simple: we can't. Much like social media itself, within the small business community it's an ever changing ecosystem that...
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MoviePass brings its 'Netflix for theaters' service to Android MoviePass has launched its subscription service for going to movie theaters for the Android platform, an important step to make sure more consumers can actually use it.
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DataGravity Raises $30 Million from Andreessen Horowitz If you have the good fortune of having started and sold a company for over $1 billion, you have many pleasant options ahead of you. For Paula Long and John Joseph, the option they chose was to start a company that puts a...
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PayPal destroys Google Wallet, MasterCard, Square, and VISA in digital wallet study The good news, if you're PayPal, is that almost three quarters of Americans know about you and your digital wallet solution. The bad news is that under half of them really understand what a digital wallet is.
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BlackBerry clings to the physical keyboard with its Alpha C developer device BlackBerry's latest alpha device shows that it isn't likely to give up on hardware keyboards anytime soon
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You can pre-order an Ouya starting today on Amazon, GameStop -- hits retail in June Best Buy, Target, and GameStop will begin selling Ouya in June for $99.99.
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