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Paragon CEO: We want to support our app users, but ‘Apple says we can’t’
Queer & nerdy: Why your startup should hire a gay developer
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Why hiring B players will kill your startup
Meet Dilys Sun, the ‘Codecademy girl’ from the Crunchies
Startup-advising robot dino FAKE GRIMLOCK moves to books to terrorize us in print (Q & A)
Dalton Caldwell on App.net: Six months later, more people are starting to ‘get it’
Dave McClure predicts startups will ‘f***ing fail’ 24 hours before demo day
Top 5 exit-deal killers for early-stage companies
This guy just got angel money to build a permanent colony on Mars
Google exec Jennifer Dulski joined Change.org to change the world — and ‘pay it forward’ for women leaders in tech
Silicon Valley’s pioneers gather for screening of PBS’s American Experience documentary
Why Office 365 is actually worth $100 a year (review)
BlackBerry 10 kicks off with Z10, Q10 smartphones
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Ivy Leaguers: Your credentials are worthless here
Microsoft finally launches the new Office 365 & Office 2013 — here’s what you need to know
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Recruiting unicorns: How we hired top talent from Facebook, Google, and Apple
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The personalized medicine revolution is almost here
5 reasons you should buy Windows 8 now
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How we threw away everything & gained everything in a pivot
#Cutting: One artist reacts to the Internet’s self-harming problem
IBM vastly improves delivery of nanomeds that kill bacteria where antibiotics fail
Myspace’s newest problem: Credibility
Why I’m dumping OkCupid’s blind dating app
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5 things you need to know before working at a startup
Startup Spotlight: D.C. political insider helps outsiders change public policy
Convicted hacker Stephen Watt on Aaron Swartz: ‘It’s just not justice’
Do this now, before Facebook’s Graph Search embarrasses you
A cure for cancer? This ‘big data’ startup says it can deliver
Lynda.com raises $103M to tackle the tech talent crunch
Facebook shows off search function to knock out Google, Yelp, LinkedIn, & even Match.com
Startup falling apart? Silicon Valley’s fairy godfathers are at your service
Can ‘big data’ lift people out of cycles of debt? (debate)
The worst of CES: A giant smartphone, booth babes, and the trouble with 4K TVs
The best startups from CES 2013: Touchscreen routers, electric skateboards, and lots of therapy
Selling Windows Phone: Microsoft’s Ben Rudolph on why iPhone and Android users will love and buy his device
Tackling tech’s gender problem the right way: Teaching women to code
FireEye not going public yet, gets $50M to prepare instead
Amazon deletes negative feedback, but only for its own shipping service
