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SoundCloud, which develops an online service to allow users to record, promote, and share sounds with others raised funding reported to be worth $50M. The round was led by  led [...]

San Francisco based startup incubator Y Combinator has today announced via Twitter that applications for Winter 2012 YC Funding are now open. Y Combinator is an American seed-stage startup funding [...]

Kicksend allows friends and family to easily share files in real-time on the web, mobile, and desktop. Kicksend’s desktop, web, and mobile apps allow you browse through the photos, videos [...]

Y-Combinator unveiled its 63 graduates at the just ended demo day for its Summer 2011 class. Codecademy, one of the startups that graduated from the summer class is seeking to [...]

Y Combinator today is graduating 63 new companies, its largest and most biggest class ever. 31 of the startups are presenting themselves on the record for investors at the new [...]

Are you a hacker who has thought about one day starting a startup? Have you already started it? Then you’re invited to a free, one-day startup school this October 29 [...]

inDinero creates software to help small businesses better track and manage their finances. Indinero aims to provide its users with instant insights into the finances of their companies. inDinero was [...]

The best part of blogging is the people you will meet You Will Meet Other Smart People Each article that you publish is a synthesized thought process that may click [...]

Articles Andy Rachleff on Entrepreneurship from a VC perspective: http://iinnovate.blogspot.com/20… Eric Ries on Building a Lean Startup: http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/e/… (more at http://www.startuplessonslearned…) Achieving Product-Market Fit (Horowitz): http://bhorowitz.com/2010/03/20/… Dave McClure’s, Startup Metrics [...]

In Paul Graham’s latest article on Y Combinator Numbers, he answered a question posed to him in his recent interview on how YC is doing. He stated that the best [...]

Dropbox was founded in 2007 by Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, two MIT students tired of emailing files to themselves to work from more than one computer. Dropbox is a [...]

Paul Biggar is a compiler geek, with a slant towards scripting languages. He work on the Javascript team at Mozilla. Before that he did a PhD in compiler optimizations, static [...]

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Launched in December of 2010, TalkBin provides a simple platform for consumers to give immediate feedback to local businesses. Users who download the mobile app can connect in real-time with [...]

TellFi, is one of Y Combinator’s newly launched startups. It lets you handle call forwarding, voicemail, extensions and even call analysis with ease and from a super simple web interface [...]