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Column Our entrepreneurship columnist on why being a good boy might be holding him back in business and why calming your emotions is key to clear thinking. More »
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Column Why I’m not a perfectionist
Entrepreneur Bertie Stephens explains why start-up founders can't afford to be perfectionists if they want to get things done. More »
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Column Making money
Zuora CEO Tien Tzuo on how to choose the right payment model for your company. More »
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Column Happy birthday to me
Jeremy Wilson is having another miserable birthday. More »
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Column Let’s have an internet-wide real name policy
It's something of a nuclear option - not to mention a pipe dream - but imagine how an internet-wide real name policy would drastically cut down on the amount of malevolent content out there, writes James Cook. More »
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Column Dealing with online bullies is easy
Adults who find themselves on the receiving end of abuse on the internet have a simple but often overlooked strategy at their disposal, writes Greg Stevens. More »
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Column An entirely avoidable talent vacuum
Britain's outdated education system is responsible for the dearth of talent available to technology start-ups, writes James Cook. More »
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Column That Bravo reality show finale in full
Did you miss the finale of Bravo's Start-Ups: Silicon Valley? Worry not: the Kernel's got you covered with this exclusive round-up of the action from one of the show's breakout stars, Sarah Austin. More »
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Column Speaking sense about the maker movement
Is the so-called 3D printing revolution a load of hot air? Or does it have genuine transformative potential? Vishal Kapadia gives his verdict on 'makers', and looks ahead to the future of the movement. More »
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Column Where blogs go next
The blogosphere is having new life breathed into it by Medium, a long-form version of Twitter dreamt up by Twitter's founders, writes Max Slater-Robins. More »
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Column Note to the Valley: no, I am not your ‘product’
It's not our problem Instagram never bothered to come up with a business model, writes Matthew Bostock. More »
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Editor's Pick The innovation commune
Germany's capital city is becoming the archetypal collaborative city, writes Brock LeMieux. More »
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Column Is your start-up a vitamin pill or a painkiller?
Is the European tech industry building companies poised to change people's lives, or just wasting everyone's time with pointless apps? Matthew Bostock worries it might be the latter. More »
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Editor's Pick Trust me: you want to be spied on
Verizon's latest patent application has produced another privacy storm in the blogosphere. But rational people might well choose to give up their 'privacy' for economic convenience, writes Greg Stevens. More »
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Column Celebrate good times
When should entrepreneurs pat themselves on the back? Bertie Stephens says it's important to take time out to recognise your accomplishments. More »
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Column Poor, but sexy
The Berlin startup scene pays low. If you're not willing to embrace that, you're probably better off elsewhere. More »
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Column Cheer up, love… it may never happen
Entrepreneurs should look on the bright side. More »
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Column LeWeb is expensive? Aww, diddums!
Alex Barrera is incensed by lazy, entitled entrepreneurs who complain about the price of conference tickets. Where's that fabled entrepreneurial resourcefulness when you need it? More »
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Column In praise of stupid
As we hurtle towards an age filled with know-it-alls, the stupid person is a dying breed. And that's sad, writes Matthew Bostock. More »
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Column Today’s start-ups are like organic sausages
How is a young tech firm like a glistening, freshly barbecued sack of meat? Bertie Stephens explains. More »