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51.Want to be the next Google? Create enduring values (venturebeat.com)
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52.Google Chrome (www.google.com)
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.
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53.The State of the Scripting Universe (www.cio.com)
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54.7 Teeth-Gnashing Mistakes I Made as an Entrepreneur (blog.lendingclub.com)
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55.
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56.33 Brands That Suck on Twitter (facereviews.com)
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57.Do the Hustle - How to run a consulting business (www.infoq.com)
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58.Creating a Successful Facebook Application — One Half Amazing! (onehalfamazing.com)
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59.Stop Overplanning and Just Do It (alwayson.goingon.com)
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60.The powers of ten (www.vimeo.com)
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61.The Twitting Point (mashable.com)
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62.
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63.You Have to Experience It (steve.vinoski.net)
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64.the three c's: changers, contributors and coasters (www.gapingvoid.com)
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65.Acquisition/Investment vs. Bootstrapping (adam.blog.heroku.com)
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66.
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67.Sep 3, 2008: dConstruct 2008 at Brighton Dome (upcoming.yahoo.com)
dConstruct is the affordable one day conference for people designing and building the latest generation of social web applications.
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68.Y Combinator To Offer Standardized Funding Legal Docs (www.techcrunch.com)
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69.Aug 28, 2008: OpenCoffeeSussex at Sussex Innovation Centre (upcoming.yahoo.com)
A regular morning meeting at the Sussex Innovation Centre for people interested in conversations about business and technology.
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70.Why Apple doesn’t do “Concept Products” (counternotions.com)
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71.
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72.Business Requirements are Bullshit (steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
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73.Here’s the Deadliest Catch: Hiring an Agency to Build Your Startup (siliconflorist.com)
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74.
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75.Focus on Core (davidlanger.co.uk)
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