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Google, on an international mission to rapidly connect with the global startup community, has recently announced that it will open a startup campus in Seoul, Korea next year. This comes at a time when Korean entrepreneur...

Two experts told VentureBeat today that the towers don't appear to be projects of the NSA -- because that agency can just tap your phone through your carrier.

Many of Silicon Valley’s most respected companies, from Google to Paypal, were founded by immigrants. In the race to capture the top talent, each state has been slinging various incentives at ambitious and foreign-born...

Home Depot was apparently hit with a massive security breach months ago and is just finding out about it now.

As Uber grows, it needs to be efficient and know its customers well. This latest data science project shows that work is alive and well at the company.

Imagine sitting in front of your laptop or desktop computer, pulling out your smartphone, and boom — a few clicks and taps later, you're playing a video game using your phone as a controller. A few weeks ago, a group t...

Allowing my friends to see everything I’ve recently viewed on Netflix might prove embarrassing, (as sadly most people would just never appreciate the number of cartoons I watch). And until now, that was pretty much the...

I've gotten really good at finding Web tools that make it look like I have an army of people working for me. In this post I let you in on my most closely guarded secret tools.

Ouya could be a new chess piece in the battle for the living room.

The new name reflects Google's hunger to get revenue coming from lots and lots of businesses around the globe. The tech giant isn't interested in associating itself with enterprise concepts like centralized IT buying.

Without much notice, evidence is accumulating to dispel the idea that brands' comments and other content can organically generate conversations by engaging customers or would-be customers.

Kixeye's Will Harbin, NativeX's Rob Weber, and Playstudios' Monty Kerr are our newest speakers.

How many times have you had to grit your teeth, take a deep breath and silently repeat to yourself, “The customer is always right”? This is a motto that’s drilled into every young retail or hospitality worker, and ...

By Craig Hatkoff and Rabbi Irwin Kula

Love Reddit's Ask Me Anything (AMA) posts, but don't want to deal with the tsunami of other content on Reddit? Starting today, you've finally got a solution.

"By knowing things that exist, you can know that which does not exist.” Book of Five Rings A startup is not just about the idea, it’s about testing and then implementing the idea.

The data bottleneck developing with Analytics 2.0 - or big data - is about to create a stranglehold. Tom Davenport, professor of Information Technology & Management at Babson College, shares insights on Analytics 3.0 - a...

A new study finds a definitive link between access to government assistance programs and an increase in new company formation.

Short of actually showing off a real iPhone 6, this is our best look yet at what Apple may be cooking up for next week.

Don't be a box checker, be a talent finder.

In worldwide usage, Windows 8.1 has finally squeaked by its older relative, version 8, according to web analytics firm StatCounter.

The deal will take cloud gaming to new smart TVs in Europe.