ViralHeat: Social Media Analysis for the Budget-Minded Soul

These days, the words "social media campaign" are on the lips of everyone around, from media professionals to small business owners to college students in coffee shops.

How The Godfather Would Pick Enterprise 2.0 Champions

From time to time, we look at how Enterprise 2.0 practices are reaching into companies.

A recent post by Michael Idinopulos demonstrates how the premises for finding Enterprise 2.

The Man Who Looked Into Facebook's Soul

Youth social networking researcher dana boyd has observed that many people presume the way they use social networks is the way everyone uses them.

Green Goose: Save Money Using Sensors

Green Goose is a new financial management service that launched today, which connects sensor activity to your savings account.

Where is Entrepreneurship Really Taught?

Between Y Combinator's Startup School, the influx of seed fund incubators, the list of legendary mentor / investors and the dotcom bust's school of hard knocks, is there really any reason to go to grad school? At ReadWriteWeb we're supportive of lifelong learning and universities that coach entrepreneurs, but a recent post by Venture Hacks founder Naval Ravikant has us wondering, "What is the value in grad school?"

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Ravikant suggests that incubators and accelerators like YCombinator and Techstars are the new grad school.

What's Next For Geolocation? Apps, Apps, Apps

Geolocation social networks are set to be in 2010 what microblogging was in 2008 - the next big thing.

VMware Partner Exchange 2010: What happens in Vegas Comes to your Enterprise

If you're releasing products integrated into the VMware ecosystem, you're likely enjoying enjoying the Las Vegas Strip this week.

Startup Priorities: Is Design More Important Than Engineering?

We are all told to never judge a book by its cover, but let's face it, when we find ourselves at an ugly website, we automatically make assumptions about the quality of the services that site provides.

Android Market Share Doubles - Will Overtake Palm Soon

RIM's BlackBerry platform is still the most popular mobile smartphone platform in the U.S., but Google's Android was the big winner in the last quarter of 2009.