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At Maker Faire Bay Area, a "startup pavilion" highlights 20 new maker-focused startups. But big companies like Autodesk, General Electric, and even Google are getting into the DIY game too.
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Almost every business has a web presence these days; from single page ‘business card’ style sites, to million+ product e-commerce hubs, owning a website is as universal as taxes.
More from Webdesigner Depot In lean times like these, it's getting tougher to get funding for science and technology research, especially for innovative but high-risk ideas.
More from TechDirt VERSUS IO, the natural language-styled comparison engine backed by Dave McClure (amongst others), has closed a $2.
More from CrunchGear SeedAsia, an equity crowd-funding site based in China, has just launched. The company is offering stakes in selected early-stage startups to the public.
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ESPN has been making a little bit of noise recently about being willing to throw a few bucks towards wireless providers in exchange for letting its content roll through to users without affecting their data caps.
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500 Startups announced the 28 companies that will make up its summer incubator batch. The companies will launch in July at demo days in Mountain View, San Francisco, and New York.
More from GigaOm New York City-based Liberty City Ventures is announcing its Digital Currency Fund, a $15 million commitment to Bitcoin and other digital currency startups.
More from TechCrunch Today in San Francisco, Haxlr8r had its second demo day, introducing 10 new hardware-based startups which just spent the last two-and-a-half months building hardware in Shenzhen, China.
More from CrunchGear A number of startups have been trying their hand at subscription-based children’s books services, or something like a “Netflix for kids’ books,” so to speak.
More from TechCrunch With India’s annual GDP growth of about 5 to 6 percent per year, a new wave of affluent consumers is coming.
More from TechCrunch The global mobile messaging app space is the new social battleground. Startups that would have had little chance of unseating Facebook’s dominance on the web are attacking Zuckerberg’s empire by refocusing social networking around the mobile phone contacts book.
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Three best-in-class startups from Microsoft's Israel accelerator program are traveling around the U.
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The Bay Area has long been an incubator for great startups, predominantly those in high-tech. But which ones are worth watching? Based on numerous criteria, including business mission, overall promise, social responsibility, and bleeding edginess, here are 5 of the best startups in San Francisco.
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Facebook is considering buying GPS company Waze for $800 million to $1 billion, Israeli daily newspaper Calcalist reports.
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This October we're looking forward to bringing you a full-blown, all-hands-on-deck, TechCrunch Disrupt Europe in Berlin, the only Disrupt conference outside North America.
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In a rare twist, the majority of startups closing funding rounds today are targeted to consumers.
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Most incubators aim to help startups land funding for their ideas, but one healthcare technology startup is aiming to change this model.
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Dell has acquired Enstratius, a provider of cloud management software considered one of the most innovative startups in the market by Gartner Research.
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