Web Strategy by Jeremiah , 14.01.2007: 10 Considerations for the Startup planning to offer to the Enterprise (and why many will fail)

Web Strategy by Jeremiah , 14.01.2007: 10 Considerations for the Startup planning to offer to the Enterprise (and why many will fail)
by Jeremiah Owyang: "While many startups are interested to offer their services to Enterprise companies, they underestimate the complexity. There are many overlooked requirements from culture to support that startups just don’t get"

Tags: business, enterprise, startup, b2b, howto, entrepreneurship

New York Times, 13.01.2008: From 10 Hours a Week, $10 Million a Year

New York Times, 13.01.2008: From 10 Hours a Week, $10 Million a Year
by R. Stross: "MARKUS FRIND, a 29-year-old Web entrepreneur, has developed software for his online dating site, Plenty of Fish, that operates almost completely on autopilot, leaving Mr. Frind plenty of free time. On average, he puts in about a 10-hour workweek."

Tags: startup, entrepreneur, crowdsourcing, business, advertising

TechCruch, 11.09.2007: The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks

TechCruch, 11.09.2007: The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks
by Michael Arrington: "physical presence detection and information exchange with other users. This is the Holy Grail of mobile social networking, and one of the main reasons for taking the networks off the desktop/laptop environment in the first place."

Tags: mobile, strategy, europe, socialnetwork, startup, mobile2.0

ReadWrite Web, 03.09.2007: B2B Opportunities for Web 2.0 Startups

ReadWrite Web, 03.09.2007: B2B Opportunities for Web 2.0 Startups
by Bernard Lunn: "As we enter the 'digestion phase' of Web 2.0, many startups may want to re-focus their efforts on B2B markets."

Tags: b2b, startup, strategy, enterprise, web2.0

New York Times, 29.07.2007: A Social-Networking Service With a Velvet Rope

New York Times, 29.07.2007: A Social-Networking Service With a Velvet Rope
by Jason Pontin: "Kevin Rose, the co-founder and chief architect of Digg, a hugely popular news site, announced in late June the introduction of Pownce, a social-networking service that combines messaging with file-sharing. Mr. Rose immediately endowed his latest venture with some mystique by declaring that, for the time being, only those with invitations would be permitted to test his new site."

Tags: socialnetwork, social, startup, p2p, copyright

Read/Write Web, 18.04.2007: Bungee Labs - Next Generation Web Development Platform

Read/Write Web, 18.04.2007: Bungee Labs - Next Generation Web Development Platform
by Richard MacManus: "Yesterday in the Web 2.0 Expo booths, I checked out Bungee Labs - an ambitious new on-demand, web-based development environment that enables developers to build and deploy web apps that utilize the large variety of APIs and web services out on the Internet."

Tags: apis, framework, web2.0, webdev, startup, webapp

Read/Write Web, 01.03.2007: Morfik's Ajax Platform Set To Challenge Google, Adobe, Microsoft

Read/Write Web, 01.03.2007: Morfik's Ajax Platform Set To Challenge Google, Adobe, Microsoft
by Richard MacManus: "Morfik, has mostly been flying under the radar for the past year, but their 100% Ajax platform is getting set for its 1.0 release at the end of March. I caught up with the team recently to see what they've got under the hood...."

Tags: ajax, enterprise2.0, framework, javascript, programming, webdev, startup

Mashable, 27.02.2007: Brightcove Launching AfterMix - Pulls Ahead of YouTube?

Mashable, 27.02.2007: Brightcove Launching AfterMix - Pulls Ahead of YouTube?
by Pete Cashmore: "The video platform Brightcove is trying to make moves into YouTube’s consumer-facing territory: as part of that venture, they’re expected to launch Aftermix (closed beta coming in a few weeks), a tool that lets users borrow professional video clips and incorporate them into into their own productions."

Tags: video, startup, streaming, socialsoftware, web2.0

James Governor’s Monkchips, 28.02.2007: Brightcove: Towards a Media We-Distribution model?

James Governor’s Monkchips, 28.02.2007: Brightcove: Towards a Media We-Distribution model?
by James Governor: "Jeremy Allaire is one of the true visionaries of rich internet apps- one of the founders of Macromedia he is now CEO of Brightcove. A few years ago, he says, he figured video would become as ubiqitous as text…which is why he founded Brightcove. "

Tags: video, streaming, startup, media, content, drm

Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich

Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich
by Tom McNichol: "Jimmy Wales built Wikipedia into one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet - but has yet to make his fortune. Here's how he plans to fix that."

Tags: wikipedia, wikia, startup, web2.0, strategy, socialnetwork

Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich

Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich
by Tom McNichol: "Jimmy Wales built Wikipedia into one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet - but has yet to make his fortune. Here's how he plans to fix that."

Tags: wikipedia, wikia, startup, web2.0, strategy, socialnetwork

Business 2.0, 21.02.2007: Next Net: 25 startups to watch

Business 2.0, 21.02.2007: Next Net: 25 startups to watch
by Business 2.0 staff: "Business 2.0 Magazine's guide to the hottest Web 2.0 companies - and the powerful trends driving them - in this make-or-break year."

Tags: business, web2.0, businessmodels, trends, enterprise, startup

InformationWeek, Innovators & Influencers, 11.12.2006: From Web 2.0 To Enterprise 2.0 - Internet News by InformationWeek

InformationWeek, Innovators & Influencers, 11.12.2006: From Web 2.0 To Enterprise 2.0 - Internet News by InformationWeek
by Brian Gillooly: "JP Rangaswami wants to apply interactive Web tools in business processes"

Tags: enterprise2.0, business, webservice, startup

USAToday.com, 21.11.2006: Amazon's new direction: Point, click, make a product to sell to the world - USATODAY.com

USAToday.com, 21.11.2006: Amazon's new direction: Point, click, make a product to sell to the world - USATODAY.com
by Kevin Maney: "Before long, "user-generated content" won't refer only to media, but to just about anything: user-generated jeans, user-generated sports cars, user-generated breakfast meats. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says he has a hard time explaining Amazon's plans to launch virtual start-ups."

Tags: amazon, business, strategy, web2.0, virtual, startup

GigaOM, 04.12.2006: Platforms and Technology Cottage Industries

GigaOM, 04.12.2006: Platforms and Technology Cottage Industries
: "As I explained earlier in a piece for The Wall Street Journal2, it is the platform, stupid. While that piece looked at the world from the eyes of the platform dons, the argument still holds."

Tags: startup, innovation, saas, webservice, web2.0

Techcrunch, 27.11.2006: Can eyeOS Succeed Where Desktop.com Failed?

Techcrunch, 27.11.2006: Can eyeOS Succeed Where Desktop.com Failed?
by Natali Del Conte: "The founders of Barcelona-based eyeOS hope that they’ve found the right model to create a much anticipated new market - the web operating system."

Technorati Tags: webos, web2.0, desktop, opensource, startup