In a recent IAmA, reddit founder Alexis Ohanian discusses getting rejected by Y Combinator, Digg’s downfall, and being called a hipster bitch in real life by one of his own users.
NowMaid, a service to find, rate and hire domestic cleaners, is about trust, says founder Ayo Omojola.
With 800 million Facebook users worldwide and 2 billion “likes” per day, are we giving away too much online?
Discount fashion website Ideeli has announced that its most recent round of funding has netted the company $30 million. The new investment will allow the company to expand beyond flash sales, said the company’s CEO.
Chicago-based startup BigMarker has just recently ramped up its service of online communities to include more features than ever before, now offering larger conference rooms and several much-requested features to improve its virtual collaborative space.
When Stacey and Scott Ferreira responded to Sir Richard Branson’s Twitter contest, the two entrepreneurs never could have guessed how their 140-character entry would change their life and their startup’s course forever.
MakerBot Industries teamed up with the Metropolitan Museum of Art to host a weekend of epic art remixing.
Opposite Inc., a four man mobile app development studio running out of Dallas, is led by founder/designer Brian Linder and lead engineer Nathan Clark, who left the ad agency world to launch the company on April 1st of 2011.
A Radiojar co-founder says radio will boom in the next decade — and has been held back so far by taxing technical requirements facing would-be DJs.
Over 7,000 patients die each year thanks to miscommunication on written prescriptions between doctors and pharmacists. ScriptPad is a new app that requires no handwriting at all. Can it save lives?
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