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GrubHub and Seamless: A Marriage of Convenience

Published October 23, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, Technology, Service, Culture of Capitalism, StartupsTagged Seamless, GrubHub, innovation, start-ups, smartphones, startup capital, competitors, Seamless Web, e-commerce, convenient interface, tablets, viral-focused marketing campaign, CTA advertisements, smartphone and tablet users, new mobile technology, tech business, access newer markets
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The Marriage of GrubHub and Seamless When Seamless Web launched, back in the fledgling days of e-commerce just before the new millennium rolled in, its original founders had designs on providing an intuitive and simple online catering service. The site fulfilled its initial intentions, providing …

Berlin, the Next Silicon Valley

Published June 20, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, StartupsTagged entrepreneurs, startup, free market, bitcoin, Berlin, innovative entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, startup capital, Berlin wall, bootstrapping, tech incubators, capitalism, Kreuzberg, tech startups, most promising tech companies, innovative culture, Kreuzberg technology cluster, Tech City, startup companies, Berlin’s entrepreneurs
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Obama was in Berlin yesterday and gave what sounded like a watered down version of his second inauguration speech. It was hard to listen to the same old same old from him. But in light of his visit, I want to talk about Berlin and …