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5 Startup Tips From Paul Buchheit, The Father of Gmail and FriendFeed

Posted by Erdem OZKAN on 12 March, 2010

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Paul Buchheit is the mastermind behind Google’s Gmail and AdSense, and founder of FriendFeed (now part of Facebook). As one of the earliest Google employees. Buchheit first uttered those three words…

Video: How to Make a Splash in Social Media

Posted by Erdem OZKAN on 8 January, 2010

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In a funny, rapid-fire 4 minutes, Reddit Founder & Entrepreneur Alexis Ohanian tells the real-life fable of one humpback whale’s rise to Web stardom at TedIndia…

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Taking your Site from One to One Million Users

Posted by Erdem OZKAN on 5 January, 2010

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I can’t write valuable posts for a long time because of our ongoing projects and my full time job (In fact, there are more than 10 draft posts which i should…

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Video:Lean Startups, Doing More with Less

Posted by Erdem OZKAN on 7 December, 2009

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The first ever Gov 2.0 Summit was held in Washington,DC; in September 2009. The summit brought together leaders from the private, public and government sector…

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Video: The Art of Building a Startup From Nothing

Posted by Erdem OZKAN on 11 October, 2009

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Aaron Patzer’s personal finance manager Mint is one of the best examples for building a successful company from nothing. Aaron Patzer started Mint.com when he…