Europe Naming Technical Review Viral 
Austin Startup
FEBRUARY 9, 2019
They went on to build a pretty large business and then merged with WebSideStory and later Omniture bought WebSideStory, which had changed it’s name to Visual Sciences because WebSideStory was never a very good name (see The Entrepreneur’s Essentials #2 “What’s in a name?” ), or frankly a good reputation in the industry by that time.
mashable.com
JANUARY 13, 2012
9 Tech Millionaires Under Age 30 [INFOGRAPHIC]. Brian Sullivan is vice president of client services at Gigya , where he advises clients on implementing social technology. Gigya offers websites a suite of social technology like social login , comments, game mechanics and a social identity management platform.
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Cracking the Code
MARCH 12, 2010
Given the lag in GAAP revenue recognition, the Q4 09 revenues are indicating an increased productivity in Q3 2009 (we have unfortunately to look backward due to the GAAP revenue recognition model), but the trend is very encouraging. You named 3 in your post, but what are the 10 others? Europe Consumer. (1). at 7:35 PM.
gigaom.com
JUNE 18, 2012
Tech News and Analysis. Social shares comprise a new data source that presents technical complexity specific to this market, and I have watched my company’s customers struggle with poor data leading to the wrong decisions. Many publishers find themselves crossing their fingers and hoping for a story to “go viral.” Collaboration.
mashable.com
FEBRUARY 15, 2012
Most of the scripts that run the spreadsheets are “public,” meaning you can access them from the Tools + Script Gallery menu (this also means they were reviewed and approved by Google Spreadsheets team). Anyone can easily run a search for his or her brand name and see how actively it’s being discussed in social media.
Startup Lessons Learned
MAY 27, 2020
21:16) Moving drug compounds from Europe to the US after the flight embargo and what the data showed. (22:57) 21:16) Moving drug compounds from Europe to the US after the flight embargo and what the data showed. (22:57) 51:36) Scientific background on niclosamide, what we know about how it works to stop viral replication. (52:48)
Software By Rob
MARCH 26, 2015
I started embracing it as a framework on my podcast around 2010, and in 2013 I gave it a name. After fully fleshing it out in my talks at DCBKK and MicroConf Europe last fall, I’ve been struck repeatedly by how many successful bootstrappers have followed, or are currently following, this trajectory. I call it The Stairstep Approach.
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