Articles in startups
Hallmark cards are terribly lame. Even their supposed offbeat, off-color Shoebox selections have self-destructive zingers apparently torn from “Cathy” comics.
It seems that if you want to send a truly funny greeting card these days, you …
Had an enlightening meeting yesterday with Raphyy, the creator of many of the sleek up and coming apps you might have read about recently across the web. His latest website is sigmyfeed, which is a …
AllMyFaves proposes that you aren’t able to find what you’re looking for when you do a search on most major search engines. When looking for a specific site, you come up with thousands of …
Ever think that Yellowpages.com or Yahoo’s Local Search just aren’t good enough? Me either, but apparently Backfence.com thinks so. This brand new startup still hasn’t even gotten their software together, but they’ve put …
Aggreget.com is a news consolidation service where online news sources are compiled and then presented in headline form to the subscriber. It sounds simple and, frankly, overdone, but Aggreget has something different.
Tired of seeing …
This is a good idea, though for many of us it’s probably too late as we’ve become used to our RSS feed readers (I personally use Google). However, it’s a nice idea that will …
New parents know the excitement of having a child and how picture-crazy and scrapbook-happy it can make you become. The problem with traditional scrapbooks is that they can’t be easily copied and passed around …
If you’re big on Facebook and all your friends are too, you’ve probably gone through all of the Facebook Giftshop icons and are looking for something more. Especially with the holidays coming up. …
How many times have you watched a big-screen bomb like “Howard the Duck” or “Kangaroo Jack,” only to mutter, “I could make a better movie than that ^%%$#*”
Now a big-time producer can put his money where …
In today’s market, most people are of two minds: bail out or hang on and hope for the best. For those who’re planning to hang on and hope for the best, analysis and investment …
Tired of thumbing through thick books of alphabetized names, looking at disorganized websites full of suggestions, or listening to questionable ideas from relatives about what to name your baby? Frustrated enough to resort to …
At first, I thought that this idea of Noonhat had to be the worst thing I’d seen all week. Doesn’t sound bad, I know, but I also saw a “news” post about an electric …
