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Startups from Switzerland
Flowli
Flowli is Ludopoli's publishing platform and a radical break with conventional content management systems, powerful enough to run sites with tens of thousands of art...
Ofri
Ofri is an online marketplace which connects providers of local services like painting or roofing with Employers who want to find without hazzle the best quotes in t...
Official.fm
Official.fm is an audio platform that enables audio content owners of all types and sizes (Artists, Labels, Media) to host, share and promote their audio files onlin...
NextWidgets
NextWidgets is your online shop miniaturized to the size of a banner ad. It gives online retailers the ability to install their stores across the web and onto thousa...
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Startup News
- Will Crowdfunding Crowd Out Venture Capital? May 18, 2012
- 7 Ways to Motivate Your Startup Team — Without Giving Away Equity May 18, 2012
- What to do About that Chip on Your Shoulder? May 18, 2012
- The Most Sought-After Silicon Valley Startups for Engineers May 17, 2012
- The Pros and Cons of IT Outsourcing: Globally, Nationally and Locally May 17, 2012
- Can the Go Daddy Girls Convince You They're Serious? May 17, 2012
- Startup Swingers: Swapping Founders to Generate Fresh Ideas May 16, 2012
- Announcing … Fantastic lineup of Spring classes from Power Teaching students May 16, 2012
- 9 Ways to Convince Your Parents to Support Your Startup - Not Just Financially May 16, 2012
- How to Keep Red Tape From Strangling Your Startup May 15, 2012
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