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Tweets of the Week June 11-18
Tweets of the Week for June 11-17 — in the kind of random order that your mother warned you about:
We open with a satirical video of two incomprehensible ‘founders’ pitching an idea a minute and starting several companies over the course of a conversation. We hope you don’t find this too familiar.
Why successful people leave work early. Working in focused bursts is apparently the secret to getting a head start on the afternoon commute. Frankly, I don’t know a single financially successful person who manages this.
Getting kicked in the Facebook: the story of Flowtown. A Canadian-run startup gets traction, customers and funding, sees Facebook destroy its business model, and improvises.
Surge in VC Funds for Tech Not All Rosy. Worrying, bubble-like data via @MarkRuddock, who is worth following).
Google makes huge clean energy investments.
An interactive global map of social enterprises that are delivering energy solutions to under-served populations
Canadian startup (and MaRS client) XYZ Interactive wows judges at Silicon Valley expo.
Do Universities Matter for Innovation? A prof says yes and no
Mashable has a nice infographic on how online learning is changing education
Greying tech companies are luring young talent with startup-like environments but still losing the talent war, in some cases very badly (graphic)
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Our tweets of the week are a mashup of our most interesting and popular finds from across the interweb. Our focus is on tech startups and entrepreneurs, but the odd lolcatz graphic or other mindless meme may sneak in. Follow us on Twitter and you won’t have to wait.














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