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If you've been dying for a way to go beyond the hashtag to group tweets around specific topics, Twitter has your answer. Today, the company has announced Custom Timelines, a new feature that allows users and brands to organize tweets around specific topics into dedicated timeline feeds. So, say you want to organize[...]
Computers are leaner, meaner and cheaper than ever before. With computing power no longer at a premium, we're swimming in numbers that describe everything from how a small town in Minnesota behaves during rush hour to the probability of a successful drone strike in Yemen. The advent of so-called "big[...]
Employees love payday but, for the small-business owner, managing payroll can be a chore. Taxes, benefits, overtime, vacation days -- even if you only have a few employees the process can take hours. Need a short cut? Here are four tools and apps that can help make payday a breeze: 1. RUN Powered by[...]
Busy entrepreneurs know this better than anyone else: when you're on the road, communicating with your employees isn't always easy. Say, for instance, you leave a client's office with four pages of notes on a big project. Ideally, you'd want to meet with everyone involved while it's fresh in your[...]
One of the pieces of advice I give new clients always surprises them. "Look at your failures and non-starters," I say in the beginning of any meeting, "and let's find some great ideas." This scares some of them since most people want to move on from failures or what they[...]
Everyone has at least once in their life had a million-dollar idea. The tricky part is deciding if this idea actually has legs and could be a viable business. As a small-business owner for a decade, I’ve identified three crucial questions to ask yourself to help decide whether or not[...]
We've heard that Gen Y, born between 1982 and 1993, is the most entrepreneurial generation, but the next generation is even more ambitious than them. Let me introduce you to Gen Z, those born between 1994 and 2010 -- a group that's comprised of high school students and younger, and[...]
More and more in Silicon Valley, we’re seeing less and less of an interest in pursuing MBA programs. It seems every week a new story highlights the opportunity costs of these programs, the unemployment rates for its graduates (though less than 5 percent of Harvard's class of 2012 was unemployed three months[...]
During the course of my conversation with veteran entrepreneur Steve Blank, he described himself as the "busiest retired man you've ever seen." That's a fair assessment. Blank is a prolific blogger and a teacher and lecturer at universities like Berkeley and Columbia. He also works with organizations like the National Institutes[...]
With most economic indicators suggesting that the Great Recession is coming to an end, it’s tempting for a business that has successfully weathered the storm to breathe a sigh of relief and look forward to business as usual. But experience tells us that complacency is the worst mistake a business[...]
Every startup team dreams of their company being acquired for billions of dollars. That desire is further fueled by the recent incredible rate of disruptive tech startups acquisitions. A lot of money is being thrown around hoping to land the newest hot technology. When Facebook dropped $19 billion for WhatsApp in late 2014,[...]
Tony Conrad is a Silicon Valley veteran, who has been on both sides of the tech industry as an investor and a founder. He is currently the co-founder and CEO of About.me, a social platform that wants to be "the web’s starting point for identity." Think an all-encompassing one-page public profile with[...]
