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Startups Personal Profile Page Startup About.me Is Ready To Take Your Money With New Premium Service, Plans For Wefollow Integration About.me, the online identity platform that spun out from Aol* at the beginning of the year before acquiring the one-time Digg spinout Wefollow, is now lifting the curtains on its plans to generate revenue, with today’s debut of About.me Premium. Via this new, paid t
The Evolution Of Hacker News | TechCrunch
The idea of a VC having its own news aggregator was a bit outlandish in 2007. But Y Combinator was in an unusual position in those days anyway. Startup incubators had been a highly visible part of the dot-com crash, and Silicon Valley was still skeptical of the concept nearly a decade later. So YC set out to be something different — a community of hackers building companies on their own terms. Hac
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Startups Philz Coffee Raises Eight-Figure Round From Summit, Angels, As Specialty Coffee Market Heats Up I’ve found that when people visit San Francisco, it’s not unusual to hear them ask something like: “No seriously, is there a coffee shop on every block in this city?” Yes, San Francisco likes coffee. So do a lot of cities. Busy people thrive on coffee, especially in the tech industry. In fact,
MallWeGo Is A Social Shopping And Gaming Platform To Make Buying Stuff More Fun | TechCrunch
Media & Entertainment MallWeGo Is A Social Shopping And Gaming Platform To Make Buying Stuff More Fun MallWeGo is a New York-based startup launching at the Disrupt NY 2013 Startup Alley today with a social, gaming shopping experience for web and mobile. The company has built a virtual world for socialising with friends in avatar form, which looks like a simplified Second Life or The Sims, but the
Announcing The CrunchBase Venture Program | TechCrunch
We knew CrunchBase was big. We knew because there are 2 million people using the startup database each month. We knew because more than 120k people have contributed 1.6MM data points on companies, entrepreneurs, fundings, exits and more. What we didn’t know, however, was what the investment community thinks about CrunchBase. To answer that question, we spent many weeks visiting venture and angel f
Google Will Sunset The Meebo Bar On June 6 To Focus On Google+ Sign-In and Plug-Ins | TechCrunch
Google Will Sunset The Meebo Bar On June 6 To Focus On Google+ Sign-In and Plug-Ins Google has announced that it is bidding adieu to the Meebo Bar publishing tool in order to focus on projects like Google+ Sign-In and plug-ins. The Meebo Bar will be retired effective June 6. Founded in 2005, Meebo was acquired by Google last June for around $100 million. At that time, TechCrunch learned that its p
Digg Owner Betaworks Buys Instapaper To Go Big On Social Reading And Discovery | TechCrunch
Digg Owner Betaworks Buys Instapaper To Go Big On Social Reading And Discovery Last summer, New York-based hybrid investor / incubator / holding company thing Betaworks acquired social news site Digg and relaunched it soon after, hoping to bring back some of its mojo in the process. Nine months later, Betaworks has acquired another news-oriented application, this time bringing Marco Arment’s popul
Buffer Scheduling Service Now Making Over $100K In Monthly Revenue, With 600K Users Sending 5M Updates Per Month | TechCrunch
Media & Entertainment Buffer Scheduling Service Now Making Over $100K In Monthly Revenue, With 600K Users Sending 5M Updates Per Month Social network scheduling startup Buffer continues to grow, and is now on track to make over $1 million in annual revenue with over $100,000 coming in from clients per month. The company now has over 600,000 users, and over 10,000 paying users as of this month, sig
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