Joseph Flaherty
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Dear Hollywood: Here are five female founders to showcase instead of Elizabeth Holmes –
There’s a seemingly insatiable demand for Theranos content. → Read More
The plague of rationalization
Failure doesn’t usually happen “to” startups. It happens when founders rationalize problems until it’s too late. Attack problems early and the startup.. → Read More
Why the ‘end of the startup era’ could be great for entrepreneurs
Three prominent tech thinkers recently declared the end of the startup era, questioned the future of tech innovation generally and heralded the rise of the.. → Read More
There’s no shame in a $100M startup
The era of unicorn startups has created a distorted view of entrepreneurial success. All the talk about billion-dollar exits has inflated the numbers that.. → Read More
There’s no shame in a $100M startup
The era of unicorn startups has created a distorted view of entrepreneurial success. All the talk about billion-dollar exits has inflated the numbers that.. → Read More
Joseph Flaherty
TechCrunch is a leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, and breaking tech news. → Read More
Overdosing on VC: Lessons from 71 IPOs
Venture capital is a hell of a drug. Used properly, it’s like adrenaline energizing many of the greatest companies of the past fifty years. Used.. → Read More
Follow These Three Tips for Designing the Perfect Podcast Icon
What are the elements of a perfect podcast icon? We asked three designers-turned-broadcasters to share their secrets. → Read More
Content Marketing for People Who Hate Writing — The Content Strategist
These brands are thinking outside the box, creating unusual content that can fit inside one. → Read More
Nifty New Resin Solves a Major Problem With 3-D Printing
Formlabs' new resin can be turned into cyan chains strong enough to hoist cinder blocks. → Read More
Seriously? Art schools have minted more massive Unicorns than MIT?
Looking at this list, the education required to launch a world-changing company is more accessible than you might think. → Read More
A Rainbow-Colored Horse That Takes Aim at Homeland Security
PRISM calls attention to the various anonymous, and largely unaccountable powers, that shape our lives. → Read More
Hypnotic Robot 3-D Prints Webs Like a Spider
What if a robot could 3-D print a plastic shell for itself, much the way a caterpillar crafts a cozy cocoon? → Read More
Meet Bond, the Robot That Creates Handwritten Notes for You
A robot that preserves the humble art of handwriting, thanks to lots of clever programming. → Read More
An Ingenious Projector That Transforms Kitchen Tables Into TVs
Beam could help user interfaces permeate our environments. → Read More
A Nanotech Skylight That Looks Just Like the Sun Shining Overhead
Each CoeLux fixture attempts to model the sunlight of a specific place on earth. → Read More
A Pixar-Inspired Projector That Beams VR Into an Entire Room
For those who don't want to look like a spaz wearing high-tech ski googles. → Read More
The Amazing Zines That Kicked Off Geek Fandom
Even with their crude production values it's hard not to look at these pages and feel something has been lost. → Read More
A Beautiful Wallpaper Made With Smallpox Vaccine
It's made from liver cells that have been treated with a smallpox vaccine. → Read More
A Pixelated Platform Game That Never Plays the Same Way Twice
Every time a player starts a new session, forests, villages, and crypts are generated procedurally to ensure fresh gameplay. → Read More