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Q&A: Ben Kartzman, CEO, Spongecell – “Entrepreneurs Need to Be Eternal Optimists”
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Our Q&A series turns now to one of our newest partner companies, Spongecell, and its CEO and Co-founder Ben Kartzman. Spongecell is a digital advertising technology company that enhances standard banner ads with rich interactive features including...

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Week in Review: Strong First Quarter for IPOs, JOBS Act Becomes Law
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The first quarter of 2012 has come and gone, leaving positive signs for venture capitalists. Twenty venture-backed start-ups made their IPO in the past three months, raising $1.4 billion. This is nearly double last year’s numbers for the same period—when...

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5 Ways Mobile Technology is Reshaping the World
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Previously, I’ve highlighted the five key areas driving Enterprise 3.0—social media, mobile, technology, the cloud, Internet of Things, and big data—and how they are  fundamentally transforming the enterprise and creating a wide-open field for...

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Social Media and Interactivity Driving Brand Engagement
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Sample from Spongecell's Ad Gallery. Source: Spongecell, Inc. (gallery.spongecell.com) Sunday’s Super Bowl was the most-watched event in the history of television, but more telling than the number of viewers was the way in which they watched. About...

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How Smart TV Advertising Will Change the Way You Watch Television
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Credit: CBS Interactive All advertisers have the TV in mind when it comes to connecting with consumers, and not just through your typical Super Bowl advertisement. Television will one day become a center for engagement and interactivity, for which we’ll...

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Top 10 Apps for Entrepreneurs and CEOs
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Entrepreneurship and innovation are about building ideas into a reality, ultimately creating successful businesses. Tools and tips can help make order out of chaos and drive your company forward. Last August, I highlighted my five favorite books for...

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