Some interesting links we found across the web this week:
How Long Will It Take for My Startup to Be
Successful
Startups are the road less taken for a reason...it's a long
road. Alley Watch examines how much time it takes for a
startup to be successful (or even find their footing).
Emerging Tech Hubs Can Give Startups a Competitive
Advantage
Some advantages come with starting a company outside the Silicon
Valley bubble. Tech.Co looks at where former-Valley
techies are moving to start their next gig.
The first
ICO unicorns are here
That didn't take long...ICOs started out as the hot summer
fundraising trend and have now produced the first two ICO
unicorns.
Why initial coin offerings are exploding –
and how companies can avoid the landmines
As ICOs are gaining popularity (and some acceptance), it'll be
important for companies exploring this funding option to avoid
common pitfalls and landmines.
The FCC moved to undo net neutrality. So what's
next?
The FCC may have dealt a fatal blow to net neutrality this week.
The Washington Post looks at the post-net neutrality world
and what consumers and tech companies can expect.
Links compiled by Bill Warren.
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