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An Interview with Michael Moritz – The King of All VCs

Want to know more about Michael Moritz? Google him! Without his early investment, Google might not be the household name it is today.

Moritz is a Silicon Valley venture Capitalist with Sequoia Capital. He’s a guru of selecting internet and technology companies in which to invest. Some of his early insightful investments were Google, Yahoo, and PayPal. He currently sits on the boards of 24/7 Customer, Earth Networks, Gamefly, Green Dot, Klarna, Kayak.com, LinkedIn, Sugar Inc and The Melt.

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Top 10 Best Free iPhone & iPad Apps

Here’s a list of our top 10 favorite free iPhone and iPad apps.  These are the apps we use over and over again.  I even included a game, which is a personal favorite, as well as other handy apps that are best of breed.

1.  Skype (save money on your phone bill)

2.  Dropbox (share files easily) Read More...

Top 10 Best Games on Kindle Fire by Amazon

If you’re a frugal founder, you’ve probably bought an Amazon Kindle Fire over the much pricier iPad 3. The Kindle clearly doesn’t have the horsepower of the iPad 3, but it does have some great games. Below we’ve chosen our top 10 favorite games on Amazon’s Kindle Fire that we are playing right now!

1.  Jackpot Words

2. Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation Read More...

Top 10 Best iPhone & iPad Games

Everyone needs a break now and then, so I’m going to list my top 10 best games (a.k.a. time killers) that I’m playing right now. These wonderful iOS games will be sure to keep you entertained for countless hours.  I’m sure that you’ll recognize at least a few of these:

1.  Spell Gems

2.  Jackpot Words Read More...

Top 10 Best Strategy Games

Okay, everyone needs a break now and then. You can’t work all the time. Here are our top 10 favorite strategy games. These are the ones we keep coming back to over and over again. These include PC games, online, console, iPhone & iPad, etc.

1. Rome: Total War

2. Starcraft Read More...

What’s the easiest way to create a logo for my startup?


Nicholas de Wolff

Nicholas de Wolff

by Nicholas de Wolff, founder of deW Process

1. Recognize first that a logo is a reflective representation of a brand identity. (Say what?) – designing and creating a visually appealing or arresting graphic element will not, in and of itself, do anything for your company, except spend some of your valuable upfront assets, and waste time. Before you even think about developing a logo, be sure that you are firmly clear and codified on what the enterprise plans to become down the road (you do not want to have to change your logo unnecessarily), equally clear on how you wish to present this venture for now, and uniformly in agreement across the whole team as to the language you have set in stone to express the aforementioned vision and position. Read More...

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