LiveMint.com coveres three Indian Startups (link) which includes Pune-based Paahijen.com
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Also, TIE-ISB connect is here again. The last date for submitting applications is the 31st of August. (link)
Amar Goel has started a new blog about starting up and he writes a beautiful post about how risky it really is to startup or to join a startup.
Here is why he thinks that startups are not that risky after all
Reason #1: The spoils go to those that take risks — the ones who work [...]
We’ll all heard about Facebook, and we’ve all thought about moving there, but I guess it’s still not as big in India as it is in the US. It’s still orkut here, though facebook is coming on strong.
And if you’ve heard about Facebook, you’ve heard about it’s code-stealing (alleged) founder and the lawsuit.
So, here is [...]
Nautanki TV and iYogi featured in a Business Week article this week (I’m not sure it was business week, do tell me if you know which magazine it was). The article was about startups to watch out for. So I decided to check both of them out. I had covered iYogi in a recent article [...]
This weeks case study on the startup review is on the two year old social news site reddit. With almost 170k unique users and 1.9M page views per moth, it is one of YCombinators most successful company. (Scribd is one the latest ones which is quite hot these days). The company was eventually acquired by [...]
The wizard I’m talking about, is Dick Costolo, Founder, Feedburner. Dick has started his amazing series on posts which talk about entrepreneurship. The posts are like a series of lessons on most issues that you would come across. Started in February 2007, this is probably the best piece of writing on entrepreneurship that I have [...]
TalentPool, another company catering to the huge jobs market in India was launched in Pune recently. The company helps it’s clients to create their own resume banks, manage large number of candidates, track hiring progress and fill vacancies without paperwork. The USP of TalentPool is that it’s services are designed for small and medium sized [...]
