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In typical blogger style Vic Gundotra, senior vice president of Google Inc., announced in a blog post last week that Google+ was the "fastest-growing network thingy. Read More

I met Lori Randall Stradtman at South by South West Interactive for the first time offline even though I had been following her on Twitter and her blog posts on new media. She shared that this book “Online Reputation Management for Dummies” was in the works. I had a chance to introduce to her the w Read More

Startup SheerID is attempting to solve the problem of seamlessly providing customers with offers based on their verified segment. Perhaps you have heard of the oft-repeated marketing joke where a CMO says, “We know 50% of our marketing is working, but we do not know which 50%.” The advent of tools Read More

I own a Toyota with a navigation system but have hardly used it since I got a smartphone with Google Maps and Google Navigation. The problem with in-dash navigation is that the maps can only be updated by going to the dealer and paying a hefty fee and that they have to be updated annually.

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How do we sort and make sure our readers get access to our blog posts? Here are some tips to consider by social guru Shashi Bellamkonda. How do you get more page views to your posts? Along with the great efficiencies the internet has created, there have been some downsides. Top among them is the in Read More

If you're an entrepreneur, you know that things rarely go as planned. Many don't survive the "Valley of Death" stage, when start-ups scramble for funding, resources, and customers, while still trying to get traction for their business idea. And yet some entrepreneurs hit it big and transform a busi Read More

Once feared by corporations, social media sites like Facebook and Twitter now are integral to branding and public relations. The paranoid approach was unsustainable; as the saying goes, you need to fish where the fish are, and customers cluster on these popular platforms. But doing something and do Read More

The theory that even the poorest markets in the world can be revenue generating for companies if they tailored their product and packaging to these markets is considered the “bottom of the pyramid” concept. Read More

During this past spring’s SXSW conference in Austin, Bangalore came up in a conversation with Paul Singh of 500 Startups. At that time, Paul mentioned running an angel investor education series to get more investors into the Indian ecosystem; he also mentioned investing in some startups in India. I Read More

Growing up in India I remember a time before television where advertisements on the radio and those shown before the Bollywood movies in theatres were very exciting. In the 70's and 80's, India was mesmerized by ads like the Liril Soap girl. And even though I never used Lifebuoy (another soap brand Read More