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Entrepreneur In Training (muchosalsa.com):
… Paul Graham speaks, I listen July 22nd, 2008 Paul Graham has another write-up that has further invigorated my Supplier View efforts. Inthis postGraham writes about 30 start-up types that he is looking to fund. One of these really perked me up: 5. Enterprise software 2.0. Enterprise software companies sell bad software for huge amounts of money. They get away with it for a variety of reasons …

Wade Armstrong (wadearmstrong.com):
… Posted Monday November 10, 2008 PE Obama's 1st Big Mistake: Not enough entrepreneurs Disney's $100,000 Salt + Pepper ShakerStartup Ideas We'd Like to FundGood News for People who Hate Bad News Healthy Ways To Tighten The Corporate Belt: from the employment law point of view (Via Ask the VC) …

Inaki Berenguer, MBA '09 (mitsloanblog.typepad.com):
… Paul Graham from YCombinatorposted last weeka list of ideas they would like to fund. The readers comments are also worth reading, with plenty of additional ideas. Some days ago, Seth Godin also posted a list of interesting product features that do not exist today. …

Building Ambisonia.com (blog.ambisonia.com):
… . In Part 2, I will propose an architecture which delivers a scalable solution combined with a deeply integrated GUI and with an infused business model. Y Combinator, a high profile early-stage startup fund, listsideas they would like to fund. One of them is “Enterprise software 2.0″: Enterprise software companies sell bad software for huge amounts of money. Oh, how I agree with them! My ‘payed’ work, for the past 10 years, has been mostly in the corporate …

Building Ambisonia.com (blog.ambisonia.com):
… ’ use case. In Part 2, I will propose an architecture which delivers a more scalable solution and with an infused business model. Y Combinator, a high profile early-stage startup fund, listsideas they would like to fund. One of them is “Enterprise software 2.0″: Enterprise software companies sell bad software for huge amounts of money. Oh, how I agree with them! My ‘payed’ work, for the past 10 years, has been mostly in the corporate …

BlogLESS (www.designlessbetter.com):
… people might find it useful and b.) it’s another great example of how Google gets information right. Sure, I can find the same thing on my state’s voter website, but it asks me for personal information and the interface is nowhere near as nice.Some peoplesay Google will be dethroned one day because their minimalism betrays a lack of design. I say, so long as the connections are this perfect (what Godin calls the architecture), they will continue to lead the way in search. …

Avi Mehta | Jodhpuriguy (jodhpuriguy.com):
… existence by doing better then traditional media by being faster etc but whether they will stand in difficult situations is yet to be seen. Finally I would conclude by pointing to ideas that may be the next big things…  Paul Graham’s articleheredescribes some of the ideas that would qualify as pain killers . Tags: entrepreneurship, Google, microsoft, Paul Graham, Prof. Ramesh Jain, startups Posted in internet | …

Inside Office (www.insideoffice.com):
… , though good, wasn’t enough to bring me back to the usual life. What more better time than to read something to inspire, to steal and to spawn. So, I dugg up one of Paul Graham’s recently popular article about theStartup Ideas they’d Like to Fund. If you’re startup-ing or thinking to innovate (pun intended), head over there and spend sometime. Out of all his awesome ideas, some which really caught my fancy are: Read the rest of this entry …

The Trenches (thetrenches.wordpress.com):
… A lot of thought has started to go into The Next Big Idea©. Paul GrahamsYCombinatorand Google’s 10 to the 100 are two examples of organizations set up to reward great ideas. In order to embrace this movement, I’m going to start an experiment. Everyday I’m going to try to come up with an invention or idea for a startup. We’ll see h …

Technology & Internet Blog (www.free2surf.org):
… m loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman’s piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can’t get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we …

A Startup A Day (astartupaday.wordpress.com):
… pool.  Not that it really matters, but it’s always fun to get some outside opinions in the mix to kick off a discussion around new ideas. Also, I want to give credit where it’s due - the esteemed Mr. Paul Graham   This list of 30 app ideaswas, for me, an amazing source of inspiration and I have a ton of respect for everything pg is doing to help young entrepreneurs in the Web 2.0 community. To celebrate the end of the challenge, I’m going to try another contest.  It’s prett …

Web 3.0 Technology.com (web30technology.com):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEOmoz | Website Analytics vs. Competitive Intelligence Metrics (www.seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEOmoz | Website Analytics vs. Competitive Intelligence Metrics (www.seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEOmoz Blog | Search Engine Marketing News & Tips (seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEO - Search Engine Optimization | Read SEOmoz, Rank Better (seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEOmoz's Web 2.0 Awards (www.seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEOmoz | Ask.com Posts from the Blog (www.seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEOmoz | Beginner's Guide to SEO - Single Page Version (www.seomoz.org):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …

SEO - Search Engine Optimization | Read SEOmoz, Rank Better (www.seomoz.com):
… of journalism on both fronts, I'm loathe to believe there is a quick fix. But I did like Ethan Zuckerman's piece on how some intelligent analysis of media consumption combined with a lot more experimentation does ring true. It also reminds me of howPaul Graham said he wants to fundanyone who can solve the "new news" problem. Surviving the financial crisis is a popular advice blog topic. I did it and so did Zoho and Gigaom. But, I can't get past Ryan Janssen suggesting that we do less to grow out businesses because we'll …