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Brand Blitzkrieg! Smart Tools For Smart Names

Brand names need to be relevant and functional. Here are three tools to help you brainstorm and research names for max recognition and online real estate.

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Vero Founder Wants To Hit Email Marketing “Sweet Spot”

Vero wants to cash in on a “sweet spot” between direct marketing and promotional email messages.

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New York Legal Experts Warn Against Dangers Of Crowdfunding For Startups

Think that the new crowdfunding law wil help your startup get free and easy money? Not so fast, according to New York’s top legal and accounting experts.

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Meet The Boston Startup That Helps Ads Go Viral

A Boston-based startup says it can work with advertisers to turn promotional clips into viral sensations on the social web, but the company’s founder says that it’s more about brand engagement than mind control.

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CEO Sundays: Why Your Company Doesn’t Have To Be The Next Instagram

Odds are, you’re not going to build a $100 million business. And that’s more than ok.

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Educators Savvy Enough To Teach With Portals, Says Valve

This month Valve has announced that it will be offering teachers free copies of Portal 2, the studio’s first person puzzle title and 2010 game of the year, along with a version of Steam specifically designed for the classroom.

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Unrabble: Revolutionizing How Companies Search For Candidates

Florida-based hiring solution Unrabble launched its resume-alternative service in September of last year — a new hiring solution looking to change the game by allowing businesses to smartly search rich profiles instead of traditional resumés.

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Chicago Tech Academy: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic And… Programming

With only three years under their belt the Chicago Tech Academy, or CTA, teachers and administration have been working hard to educate their students in the fast growing technology world.

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The Burrito Printer Is Only The Beginning

A much-talked-about 3D printer designed specifically to fabricate burritos is just a stepping off point for recent NYU graduate Marko Manriquez, who hopes to use the technology to research gastronomic science, economic inequality and culinary arts.

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Microhealth Helps Hemophilia Patients Monitor Health And Track Treatments

Normally when you fall, cut your finger or skin your elbow, your blood’s proteins, called clotting factors, form a clot that stops the bleeding, but not if you are one of the 400,000 people in the world live with Hemophilia.

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