Are there any Black owned mobile app Startups, that Robert Scoble and other pro bloggers have done interviews on? – Quora
(/1) Are there any Black owned mobile app Startups, that Robert Scoble and other pro bloggers have done interviews on? – Quora.
Read MoreTest Your Knowledge Of Startup Investing with Angel Trivia Daily
An iPhone app created by two Seattle entrepreneurs, Joe Wallin and Bill Carleton, tests your knowledge of startup investing. It’s called Angel Trivia Daily and poses such burning questions as: Who famously blogged, “Angel List is like Dangerous Sex with Super Models for Virgin Nerds?” When should you consider filing a Section 83(b) election? If [...]
Read MoreBlack Founders Aims to Change the Startup Game
Finally, a way to figure out who the black tech entrepreneurs are. Black Founders will provide a way to “connect black entrepreneurs and technology startup professionals in Silicon Valley and around the world.” The mission is simple: to empower entrepreneurs and provide founders with access to advice, mentorship, and funding. It is the brain child [...]
Read MoreSemantic Seed Presents Mobile Start Up Camp, 20% Discount for Black Web 2.0 Readers
As many of you know, part of the battle for many startups is procuring funding to take that next great tech innovation from the drawing board to production. In many cases that means that startup owners are searching for angel investors or venture capitalists to help get their projects off the ground. In prior coverage, [...]
Read MoreChubbyBrain.com Plays Funding MatchMaker for Entrepreneurs
Last week, Black Web 2.0 continued the discussion on startups and securing funding. As stated before securing funding can be a difficult biggest obstacles is ensuring that your company gets in front of the right people. Luckily, there’s a website that can make the search a little easier task. ChubbyBrain.com is a data collection site that [...]
Read More1stFriday.com Invited to Y Combinator Startup School
BlackWeb2.0 would like to congratulate 1stFriday.com, the online social networking community of professional African Americans for being accepted as one this year’s Y Combinator School attendees looking to learn from the best on how to expand perfect their pitch and acquire some serious expansion capital…
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