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Want to pitch TechStars Founder David Cohen? You better make sure your pitch looks like this.

Yesterday Twitter revealed it bought Posterous , a lifeblogging/microblogging/sharing site.

Drew Houston, founder of Dropbox, said no to offers from Google and Apple, and is running one of the world's fastest growing Web start-ups.

Offline learning is the latest tool for the unorthodox education organization. Here's how that and other new features will power Khan Academy's new app. Khan Academy , the wildly popular YouTube lecture series, is slated to launch its iPad app any minute now in Apple's store

Customers buy brands, not products. If you can't articulate the reason for your company's existence, you're going to lose out.

Meet Andy Wexler, who has built a successful business partly out of catering to daredevil children.

Watching Vevo, the online music-video service, used to be all about one-off experiences. Viewers would head to Vevo or YouTube to watch music videos by artists such as Jay-Z or LMFAO, but rarely would they venture beyond what they searched for

Whether youre launching a start-up or looking to grow a mature business, you wont get very far unless you stick to these basics. Being around other entrepreneurial CEOs is invigorating and a great way to step back and think about the basics of your business

Breaking news from your editors at Fast Company, with updates all day. Getty Images Licenses Instagram-shot Yankees Series . Smartphone photo app Instagram has got the Getty Images seal of approval

Companies with more women on boards and in leadership positions outperform, financially and otherwise, companies with fewer women--and yet, this information doesn't typically factor into investment decisions. Now, some firms are giving investors the option to invest in companies that promote gender equality.

Apple officially unveiled its new iPad, coming to stores March 16. Tablet screens don't get any better than this

Apple just pulled the covers off the new iPad--its latest tablet in the post-PC era, and just as the rumors said it would be, it's all about its amazing new screen. Apple's new iPad is being revealed today in San Francisco: It's physically a lot like the iPad 2 , there's still a home button (quashing some wild rumors about it going) and yes--it has a fabulous 2,048 by 1,536 pixel screen

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In the wee few hours before Apple 's iPad press event today, a fresh new rumor has the tech world abuzz with excitement. (Does the tech world have any other condition?) As well as stuffing a super-high-resolution screen in the iPad 3, Apple is thought to have also enabled haptic feedback on the display's surface

Google & Apple innovate to win--fun has little to do with it.