Editorial

3 Reasons Why I Bought Google Stock Yesterday

The past month has seen a lot of activity from internet search giant Google. After years of stagnant share values, I believe investors are willing to give the long-suffering technology.

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“Amazon Tax” In Illinois: What Does It Mean To Small Business?

Taxes used to intimidate me, so for a long time my policy was one of ignorance. I filed my taxes using an EZ 1040 until I got married, and after.

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Startups, How To Rock An Interview With The Press

At techli.com we’re always looking to put the spotlight on new ideas and start-ups. Getting press is your chance to shine. So make the most out of the interview! Getting.

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So, You Want a Job in the Green Industry…

Every week or so I get a message from a friend, family member or ex-coworker along the lines of “My third cousin’s pet sitter wants to get into the green.

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Facebook + Twitter + Google = A G+ Experience

“Not to say that I’d sacrifice my firstborn for a Google+ invite, but… hit me up on gmail if you’ve got an invite burning a hole in your inbox.” Yes,.

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Advertiser’s Input: A Business Model Afterthought?

Two weeks ago, I attended the 2011 Cable Show here in Chicago — an annual conference celebrating, depending on whom you talk to, the burgeoning world of cable television.  Being.

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Is Bitcoin An Experiment In Anarchy?

Would You Prefer Cash, Credit, or Bitcoin? If you frequent Hacker News, you’d have noticed in the past several months a lot of buzz about Bitcoin. The blogosphere’s opinion rapidly.

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Startups: Start Green, Stay Green

The majority of big business executives still hold the misguided view of ‘green’ initiatives as luxurious public relations tactics rather than opportunities to operate more efficiently (although they’d only admit.

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On The Tragedy of Google

In political science, there is a term, “imperial overstretch”, used to describe the overweening, overreaching behavior of large, “imperial” powers. Such behavior inevitably leads to the imperial power stumbling over.

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Father’s Day: The Entrepreneur Doesn’t Fall Far From The Tree

This post is written by Rachel Barach, one of Tech.li‘s California writers. We’ll introduce our California coverage Monday. For now, enjoy this excellent piece on Father’s Day Why do I.

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