Why this Silicon Valley VC Avoids Gaming, Sports, Music
An early investor in Zappos, an online shoe and clothing shop, he reaped the rewards in 1999 when that company was acquired by Amazon for $1.2 billion.
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An early investor in Zappos, an online shoe and clothing shop, he reaped the rewards in 1999 when that company was acquired by Amazon for $1.2 billion.
When it's time to pitch yourself or your business to Black Enterprise for a possible story, who do you send your information to? Let me start by telling you who you shouldn't send it to:
In the last three years, Web 2.0 technologies have brought innovations to the entrepreneurial and small business markets that have enabled creativity, productivity, growth opportunities, and, yes, fun. We’ve watched as Facebook morphed from an Ivy League hangout into a social networking site with growing business functionality; and we’ve seen burgeoning business moguls take advantage of audio tools to launch radio shows that complement their businesses. No question, then, Web 2.0 is moving fast. So what’s the next step? Well, if you’ve passed around or commented on any of the thousands of user-generated videos online, then you might have an inkling.
P-TECH, a 6-year, year-round high school in Brooklyn born of a public-private partnership is being replicated in many parts of the U.S.
"The smart phone is the brain for the robot, and it's also speaking to another smart phone in the driver's station," Bossi says. "It shows kids that the technology in their pocket has a lot more capacity than just sending little text messages."