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The home automation market is really starting to take off, and surprisingly, it's door locks that are proving to be one of the biggest areas of interest.
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On Friday, we wrote about how the RIAA has already started pitching the terrible idea that we should do away with the important DMCA safe harbors, which make sure that liability for infringement is properly applied to those actually infringing, rather than tools and services.
More from TechDirt Calling startups from London to Lyon, from Tel Aviv to Trondheim, from Amsterdam to Athens: We want you.
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Yahoo isn't the only company ramping up acquisitions in recent monthsApple is speeding up its rate of buying companies, too.
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Kickstarter announced Tuesday that it passed a major milestone: More than 100,000 projects have been launched on the crowdfunding service
It's official! Over 100K projects have launched on Kickstarter.
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The other day, I took part in a forum about technology education in Brooklyn. So much of the focus was on how to produce usable software developers inside the four walls of a classroom.
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TechCrunch Disrupt SF is back! We're very excited to announce tickets are on sale and stealth companies can now apply for Startup Battlefield.
More from TechCrunch Paul Adams, who was previously Facebook's global head of brand design, has joined a startup called Intercom, where he will be serving as head of product design.
More from CrunchGear As edtech startups continue to challenge the current state of higher education, and various niche startups focus on educating people through digital means, yet another company is getting a boost when it comes to helping people learn.
More from CrunchGear We've seen this over and over again: new and innovative startups enter a market in a creative and compelling way, and a combination of incumbents and regulators get in the way of something cool happening.
More from TechDirt Some more consolidation afoot in the worlds of mobile marketing and mobile payments: Payvia, one of the many startups working in the area of carrier-based mobile billing, is buying Mogreet, a mobile marketing company that delivers campaigns via text, video and picture messaging services.
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The Lagos taxi driver roars across the biggest bridge in Africa at 110 mph. Buffeted by the night wind, it feels as if we're riding a motorbike.
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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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Quick reminder: I will be moderating a panel on “Successful Consulting Engagements with Startups” at the May 21 IEEE-CNSV meeting.
More from SKMurphy 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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