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- Why Indoor Location will be bigger than GPS or Maps, and how it works
- How Facebook maximized the IPO proceeds, but botched the process
- Bill Gross IdeaLabs a different kind of incubator
- Three reasons Microsoft will not buy Nokia at any price
- About Last Night... the social network for nightlife
- I could build Instagram in a week
- Why Instagram is worth $1B to Facebook, Web 2.0 just went mobile
- How to name your company and product
- Why company names & URLs don't matter
Best Posts
- Predictions for 2010 and the new decade
- Moving to the Cloud is not an all or nothing proposition
- Innovate or Imitate...Fame or Fortune?
- Napster - the inside story and lessons for entrepreneurs
- Why 1% of search market share is worth over $1 Billion
- SaaS - new software model, new challenges
- Is your product a vitamin or painkiller?
- Why The Next Big Thing doesn't usually come from market leaders
