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Thousands of submissions later, the finalists for The Crunchies have been announced. It is time for you to vote and decide the winners. The Crunchies is a joint effort of GigaOM, TechCrunch, ReadWriteWeb and VentureBeat.
You can visit the Vote Crunchies site and decide which is the best start-up, the best founder and the best CEO [...]

As 2007 draws to a close, here are some educated guesses for the coming year, pegged to hard numbers. (Because there’s nothing lamer than meaninglessly broad, unverifiable forecasts.)
Wii Install Base Surpasses 360 and PS3 Combined
This would have very nearly been a fait accompli this holiday season, had Nintendo produced enough Wii supply to [...]

There’s more than one way to find a good airfare online, as the Kayak-SideStep merger shows. But what’s the best way? Is there one site that you can rely on to find the best fare for all your travel needs? Or do you need to visit them all to ensure you don’t miss anything?

I […]

We’ve written recently about marketing & evangelism, and how important these tasks are for founders — even though we’d all rather just focus on doing ‘our thing.’ Today we received a link to a nice piece in the Marin Independent Journal by Lisa Max, the founder of GoSolarMarin, a community-based consortium launched earlier this […]

On my recent trip to Paris, I had the chance to meet up with the man behind what is arguably one of France’s most dynamic technology companies — one that I feel epitomizes a true, 21st century broadband service provider. Here is a look into Xavier Niel’s Free.fr.

This week Om sits down with with Dan Farber, of ZDNet, Rafe Needleman, of CNET’s Webware, and Earth2Tech Editor, Katie Fehrenbacher, to talk about the most important technology trends for 2008. There is much to consider here, founders, in terms of your own business plans or new strategies for the year ahead.

A few hints:
Rafe: “the […]