Editorial

Revisiting the Californication Trademark Dispute

For those who don’t know, “Californication” is the name of both (i) a 1999 album, song and music video by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and (ii) a Showtime series.

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Startup Ecosystem: Predator vs. Prey #Infographic

There’s no denying that the startup world has a very distinct albeit interesting hierarchy. Whether you are navigating the waters as a mere consumer minnow or stalking startup prey as a.

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Anatomy of Startup Development: Social Channels

If you would have spent any time in my office over the last 3 years, you might think I am a spokes person for the phrases: “what is this company.

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Asia’s Answer to Y Combinator, 500startups and TechStars

Asia is drooling at the chomp to recreate the startup magic that the United States has in San Francisco and New York.  Their answer is the following: Startup Labs Startup.

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Facebook Gestures and The Rise of The Character Resume

According to “sources” at All Things D, Facebook will be launching new Timeline apps that include “Gestures” (or “Actions) at an event on Wednesday in San Francisco. The apps will.

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Why You Need to Be Aware of the UDRP

I don’t know how many times I’ve heard someone say something along the lines of either, (1) “Someone already had the trademark I wanted, so I just changed the ‘s’.

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Anatomy of Design: Color and Emotion

Building a successful company takes immense planning, innovative ideas and focused execution.  As entrepreneurs, we tend to focus on the mechanics of what make our products and services unique.  In other words,.

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Charbucks Wins Again

This article deals with something near and dear to most start-up owners’ hearts: Starbucks. It also deals with something else that should be near and dear to all start-up owners’.

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Launch dates are arbitrary

Building a startup comes with its far share of unforeseen issues and challenges.  Even when planned properly, the timeline for a feature or service is arbitrary to our best guess.  This is.

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Bing Should Have Googled ‘Bing’ In Chinese

There’s a reason why American companies can’t seem to grasp Asian markets. Why? Culture. Startups and established companies need to understand that simply throwing a branch down in a random.

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