Jason Freedman, who calls himself “humbled MBA,&# ( which is right-there brilliant, before I go on ) writes Startups in stealth mode need one piece of advice. Facebook wasn’t the first to social networking, Google wasn’t the first to search, YouTube wasn’t the first to video, yada yada. Tweet I love it! MORE >>

Tweet I was browsing the NYTimes online yesterday when I discovered Search Optimization and Its Dirty Little Secrets. Author David Segal investigates the dark side of search engine optimization in a story that blends mystery and suspense while it gives good background of something that affects most everyone who owns a business. MORE >>

I’ve always bought into the argument that staying stealth is important for a startup with something groundbreaking, and that’s the approach I’ve taken with Jawaya. Jawaya is shared search, and through that, it’s a search network. In 2005, Microsoft Research produced an app for collaborative search. MORE >>

Trada Blog: Paid Search Marketing, Online Advertising and Small Biz Trada's blog for small businesses making paid search, online advertising and social media easier to understand. One of my favorite startup debates is about stealth mode. We’ve been in stealth mode at Trada for almost 18 months now. Thanx. Thanx. MORE >>

They explained they were building it "stealth". Interestingly, very active angel and COO at Square , Keith Rabois weighted in on Quora in response to the question: "What are some concrete reasons for *actively* stealthing a startup?" Saying you are a "stealth" company with no details certainly doesn't leave much to go on. MORE >>