Each startup company had 8 minutes to present their business plans in one of these sessions:
- Search and Discovery
- Mobile and Communications
- Community and Collaboration
- Crowd Sourcing
- Productivity and Web Applications
- Revenue Models and Analytics
- Rich Media and Mash Ups
- Entertainment for All Ages
It is not only techniques that are important though. Real-life, down-to-earth stories told by founders of famous companies shows another perspective about the early days of startups. The book Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days is awfully inspiring. It is like reading a pile of books written by founders of Apple, Yahoo, PayPal and others, each with their own insights and useful advice.
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