Startups
Startup Accelerators are dead
Startup Accelerators have been around since 2005 when Y Combinator was born and since then we have seen literally thousands of them created across the
Innovation
HS2 Birmingham to London is already a legacy
Birmingham is in a bit of a craze about the High Speed 2 rail link which is going to be built between Birmingham and London
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Paid email newsletter subscriptions
Email newsletters have been around since the internet began and in most cases they have been provided for free. However, increasingly people want to monetise
Innovation
Innovate or Die
Samuel Pierpont Langley was born 22nd Aug 1834 in Roxbury Massachusetts; he was an Astronomer in his early career. In 1887 he started to experiment
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Sessions UP, Time DOWN
I was listening to the HBR Idealist podcast where they interviewed Phil Libin of Evernote about new ways we will work. In the interview he
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Pebble Time Review
The new Pebbble Time is much sleaker and less plastic looking than its older sister and the strap is softer which make for a more comfortable fit.
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Why Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) doesn’t matter at the start
What is cost per acquisition? A quick explainer for those not familiar with the term. Cost per acquisition is the cost of an activity that
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Security who cares?
Will security ever become a product people understand and want to buy whether that be a consumer or a business, I think yes and as the digital world evolves this day will come. Today most Microsoft Windows users now buy antivirus software because they understand the risk and so follows they will start to understand the bigger risks and buy services to mitigate these risk as well.
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Startup Signal to noise
It’s true that the cost of starting a tech startup has plummeted over the last ten years; now all you need is a couple of