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| Sun, April 10 2011 | |
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North Korea Is The World's Fastest Growing Mobile Phone Market
Silicon Alley Insider (Sunday)
The world's fastest growing mobile market is... North Korea. Mobile phone subscriptions jumped from 1,600 in 2008 to 300,000 in the third quarter of last year, according to Chosun Ilbo. These numbers are provided by Orascom, an Egyptian company that has a monopoly in the DPRK... | |
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E-Noa's Interpad Android tablet is nowhere to be found
Engadget (Sunday)
It's been almost eight months since we introduced you to Interpad's Tegra 2-packing Android tablet, and now we're hearing rumors that the thing might never make it to market. The tablet was originally slated for a December 2010 debut, but in August the slab's maker, E-Noa, released a statement that... | |
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The Easiest Way To Succeed As An Entrepreneur
Silicon Alley Insider (Sunday)
I was the worst pizza delivery guy. Fraternity guys would chase after me as I was peeling out of their driveways after a delivery. Why? The sauce and cheese fell all to one side. I couldn’t help it. I also never got tips. Wende, my partner in our restaurant delivery business, al... | |
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[TWIT]
The Easiest Way To Succeed As An Entrepreneur
Silicon Alley Insider (Sunday)
I was the worst pizza delivery guy. Fraternity guys would chase after me as I was peeling out of their driveways after a delivery. Why? The sauce and cheese fell all to one side. I couldn’t help it. I also never got tips. Wende, my partner in our restaurant delivery business, al... | |
| Sat, April 9 2011 | |
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Ad.ly Versus Facebook: Something Doesn’t Add Up
TechCrunch (Saturday)
Earlier this week we heard whispers that Facebook was clamping down on Ad.ly and Crowdrally — two services that let users post sponsored updates to their Facebook Pages. This is important, because the companies are monetizing Facebook Page feeds, which is something that Facebook presumably would ... | |
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SEC considers letting startups use social networks to raise money
Venturebeat (Saturday)
Federal securities regulators are considering whether to let fast-growing companies use social networks such as Facebook and Twitter to raise funding by tapping thousands of investors for small amounts of money, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Securities and Exchange Commission may a... | |
