TechCrunch+ roundup: Big Data’s cloud backlash, CVC pitch tips, de-risking hardware startups
I started wearing sweaters after I got my last utility bill, but companies at scale can’t dial back their data usage as easily.
Read moreI started wearing sweaters after I got my last utility bill, but companies at scale can’t dial back their data usage as easily.
Read moreDo you have IP counsel? Does your app have a UX protection strategy? Have you ever conducted an audit?
Read moreSan Francisco is no longer the center of the startup universe, and it hasn’t been for a while.
Read moreToo often, startup recruiting resembles scenes from heist movies where the characters are putting a crew together.
Read moreTo be clear: Most investors want to say “yes.” No one becomes a venture capitalist just so they can stomp on someone’s dreams.
Read moreAll schadenfreude aside: learning from our own mistakes is useful, but learning from someone else’s is optimal.
Read moreNetflix lost almost a million subscribers in the last quarter, and it expects to shed hundreds of thousands more this year. Does that mean consumers are suffering from “subscription fatigue?”
Read moreThe world of e-commerce isn’t slowing down, yet many e-commerce aggregators are already struggling. Unless aggregators change how they operate, their future is bleak at best and nonexistent at worst.
Read more“If you can frame your product as a way to boost revenue or cut costs, people will find a budget.”
Read moreMarketing can’t cure everything that ails a company, but it is the easiest channel to make iterative changes that produce immediate results.
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