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Too Young to Know It Can't be Done

Ask people what makes entrepreneurs successful and you'll hear a familiar list of adjectives; agile, tenacious, resilient, opportunistic, etc. What you don't hear is that often they didn't know any better.READ»

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Vlogger Sarah Austin Perfects the Work/Life Balance: One Seamlessly Feeds the Other

This interview is part of our ongoing series related to The Influence Project. Not long ago I had lunch with the vlogger and lifecaster Sarah Austin. We ate on the patio at Aureole and not ten minutes in she asked if I we could ...READ»

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What the iPad Taught Us

After a weekend of Apple selling its newest offering in the order of $150 million in revenue, I was inspired to ask, "What do these other players — IBM, Warner Brothers, and Microsoft have in common — that we can all learn from?"READ»

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Apple iPad's Launch Day Attracts Goofballs and Celebrities, Sells Estimated 700,000 Units

Inside: reports from the floor, celebrity sightings, unboxings, items iPad buyers say they would buy if Apple made them, and most importantly, sales predictions.READ»

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Adventures in Virality: Jay-Z Spoof "Entrepreneur State of Mind" Namechecks Notable Blogs, Us

Where's Weird Al when you need him? The curly locked spoofmeister could have hit Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' "Empire State of Mind" out of the park, but instead, we're being treated to "The New Dork: Entrepreneur State of Mind." It's a ...READ»

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Wozniak: Could a Computer Make a Cup of Coffee?

Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, speaks about the implications of computers and connected networks becoming powerful enough to rival human intelligence.READ»

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The State of Microsoft: Are they losing focus?

Historically, Microsoft has been a leader in desktop software. The company revolutionized computing by transitioning the computer from the university research centers to our homes. Microsoft has since branched off...READ»

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Where is MacWorld Without Apple?

In early 1000 AD, Genghis Khan brutally slashed through Asia to form the Mongolian empire. It was Khan’s military leadership and charisma that paved Mongolia’s path to victory and consequently, after his death, the...READ»

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Will the Prius's Braking Problem Hurt Hybrid Sales?

The Toyota Prius is the quintessential hybrid car. So if the Prius has a defect, well, the hybrid car industry might be facing some PR issues. Earlier this week, Japanese authorities announced that they have received 14 complaints ...READ»

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Steve 'Woz' Wozniak on the Future of Computing: It's Human

When Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak drops by the office for a visit, it's guaranteed to generate at least one video-worthy moment, like the one below. He was visiting to pitch Fusion-io, a company that's engineered a solid-state ...READ»

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Woz Visits Fast Company

Apple cofounder Steve "Woz" Wozniak's iPhone cuff links and $400 Nixie watch, his favorite. Video coming soon, he came to talk about Fusion-io.READ»

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How to Hackintosh, or Not to Hackintosh

Theoretically, Apple's Mac OS X can be installed on nearly any machine running an Intel processor, and even AMD-based machines--including netbooks, laptops and desktops. But the process of installing OS X on these devices gets ...READ»

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Seven Fascinating Stories About Human Nature

Harvard's shocking fiscal incompetence, a cave of hobos in L.A., murderous robots, and innate female aggression: it's been a fun week in human nature, if you trust the stories that have gone viral on the social news ...READ»

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Steve Jobs on Dancing With the Stars?

No, it's not Jobs, but his original sidekick, Steve Wozniak, whom he cofounded Apple with in 1976. "The Other Steve," as Wozniak is known, will be on the next season of the hit ABC reality show, competing toe-to-toe with the likes of ...READ»

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Why Steve Jobs is Apple's Most Important Product

Apple sent the business world buzzing late last week by announcing that CEO and tech icon Steve Jobs had recently gone under the knife, apparently to treat whatever was causing his drastic weight loss. His gaunt appearance at an ...READ»

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The Future of Work

Why the future of work could become child's play.READ»

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Mickey Mouse Management

Why is Disney such a lightning rod for so much attention? Why do so many of us stop and rubberneck the latest headline about the Magic Kingdom? Is the whole drama playing to our base voyeuristic instincts as we read about the Eisner ...READ»

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If You Lose Your Cool, You Won’t Get it Back

Building a business around being cool is really hard. Keeping it there is even harder. But the toughest of all is getting your cool edge back if you ever lose it. The good news for innovators is that refocusing on being credible can ...READ»

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Innovation: If You Lose Your Cool, You Won’t Get it Back

Building a business around being cool is really hard. Keeping it there is even harder. But the toughest of all is getting your cool edge back if you ever lose it. The good news for innovators is that refocusing on being credible can ...READ»

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Steve Jobs

If you love something, set it free. Unless, of course, it begins to sputter and plunge into a tailspin. Then, introduce the iMac.READ»

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All Eyes On Apple

Will the gray light of January cool the world's hottest company?READ»

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If He's So Smart...Steve Jobs, Apple, and the Limits of Innovation

The battle over digital music is just another verse in Apple's sad song: This astonishingly imaginative company keeps getting muscled out of markets it creates. So what does Apple have to tell us about innovation?READ»

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A Visionary and His Limits

This month's letter from the editor.READ»

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John Doerr's Startup Manual

If you could ask only one person for advice about starting a company or joining a startup, chances are you'd pick John Doerr.READ»

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Tracking the Hackers

I've ducked in quickly to the Where 2.0 Conference in San Francisco today, to see a couple sessions. Tim O'Reilly, founder of the publishing and event company O'Reilly, which organized the conference, is making the case for ...READ»