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Thus screwing the whole notion of Venture Capital. Indian VC's act more like a Private Equity Firm than a VC in a traditional sense.
I used it a few days after it was launched public and thought it was just anther blogging platform. I hardly paid much attention. After an year or two the service started to gain traction when some famous bloggers moved to Posterous.
I still don't use it but it certainly has grown big.
The fast-food delivery of education must change now that we have better tools to impart education.
I won't mind twitter or plain old OpenId though.
The company loses more money than it makes. How it it gonna be big?
Do you quite possibly know, what is the design scene in traditional art centers like Italy and France?
It's the TC who should rather work on TechCrunch Lite.
The build quality of Dell is not worth money against the likes of Lenovo Thinkpads which seem to never get old and are sturdy enough to last years.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3009380/whats-the-shebang...
Basically the purpose of the shebang in this case is to tell Google how to index pages.
“That woman was sexy… Out of your league? Son. Let women figure out why they won’t screw you, don’t do it for them.”
Let customers find out if your product is shitty. They won't buy it if it is.
There are many companies in this niche but they won't succeed until they reach out to these people who are not literate to begin with.
I should tell that they have been trying this since last few years and one of the reason why the idea worked is that this startup reached out to people personally. The same is the story of Red Bus (http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/24/yes-you-can-build-a-web-com...) which reached out to the bus companies.
The trend I am seeing is that IT companies in India have bigger challenge in making people adopt the technology than marketing or anything else.
Pretty cool website. Not my website btw.