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This year's hottest startup region was Europe, with huge startup hotbeds in the UK and Germany. 

Startups of The Year 2023 Winners: Europe

Explore how vertical short-form video series are disrupting traditional streaming, with insights on creating mobile-first content for today's fast-paced viewers

Our Short-form Series Perform Better Than Netflix. Here's How we Film Them

Overcoming illness and adversity, Mostofa Adib Shakib rose from a bedridden teen to a tech innovator, creating educational and tech opportunities for thousands.

From Bangladesh to Texas: Shakib and the Power of Hackathons

Finding a technical co-founder is one of the biggest challenges faced by startup founders. Here’s how Audapio’s Founder Dudley Gould overcame this common startup hurdle. 

Building a Tech Startup  Without a Technical Co-Founder 

Built for the creator economy. Empowering small businesses. Expanding spheres of influence. Erik Norgaard shares the origin story of Hollyfy.

Startup Interview with Erik Norgaard, HOLLYFY Founder / CEO

Did you know that running out of capital means the end of the road for around 29% of startups?

How to Deliver a Mind-Blowing Startup Pitch to an Investor

When building your startup you can have a great idea and the perfect market conditions and still come up short. For both your startup and investors, execution is key.

How Startup Investors Evaluate Entrepreneurs 

There are countless articles on the web that talk about what investors look for when funding your startup. Normally they all focus on similar things:

"You Have to Distinguish a  Startup  From a New Business" says Paul 
O’Brien

Most of us use an online streaming service (e.g. Netflix) to watch our favourite shows/movies. This post will highlight how to build a similarly styled movie streaming interface, with Vue.js 2.0 (see image above).

Building a movie app interface with Vue.js

Here are 4 key reasons why vertical series are the next big thing. 

Why Short-form Vertical Series are the Future of Streaming

We back up everything we publish, so we could have a mediocre site live rather quickly. But we’ve hired two developers and are making a better environment worthy of your stories — and that will probably take us until late Q1 2019. Migration starts with ensuring that all links work. Whether some stories lives on subdomain, root domain or another different hackernoon.com URL structure, our goal is to ensure that all links work in the transition. There are over 1 million backlinks to HackerNoon.com (source, ahrefs.com). We’ve learned a lot about what Hacker Noon contributors want and think we can make a much better site than we have today.

3 Questions About Hacker Noon 2.0

<a href="https://www.startengine.com/hackernoon" target="_blank">Our equity crowdfunding campaign</a> has achieved $676k+ raised from 566 investors. The campaign is still live, and if you’re reading this site right now, I implore you to consider owning a portion of this site. <a href="https://www.startengine.com/hackernoon" target="_blank">Your investment</a> can help us grow into the #1 independent tech blog on the web and keep us free of platform dependence. All platform dependence and venture investment create bias and vested interest. We want to amplify voices based on merit of their work and their story.

Support Independent Tech Media By Investing in Hacker Noon

Good luck getting people to read your branded tech story. Now, before you get mad, I’m sure you’ve got something great to share. I’m sure you found an exciting new solution to some sort of problem. All you want is for others to be as excited about it as you are. Sadly, the odds are not in your favour.

Culture as a Service: How Brands Can Break Through the Tech Media Bubble

<a href="https://goo.gl/86Q1EN" target="_blank">The Next Web</a> — colloquially named TNW — has been sharing, inventing and advancing tech developments since 2006. TNW started to bring insight, meaning — and every now and again, as they the lulz — to the world of technology. I’ve been reading them for years. Back when I was on the other side of startup land, I pitched them stories. TNW provides deep insights, breaking stories, and the willingness to cover <a href="https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2017/10/06/1082787/#.tnw_QymiMkil" target="_blank">the startup who wants to clear cities of cigarette butts using crows</a> (yes, this bird meets machine learning startup was the first republished story of this partnership). The TNW + Hacker Noon partnership is:

The Next Web + Hacker Noon Partnership

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Startups of The Year 2023 Winners: Europe

Our Short-form Series Perform Better Than Netflix. Here's How we Film Them

From Bangladesh to Texas: Shakib and the Power of Hackathons

Building a Tech Startup Without a Technical Co-Founder

Startup Interview with Erik Norgaard, HOLLYFY Founder / CEO

How to Deliver a Mind-Blowing Startup Pitch to an Investor

How Startup Investors Evaluate Entrepreneurs

"You Have to Distinguish a Startup From a New Business" says Paul O’Brien

Building a movie app interface with Vue.js

Why Short-form Vertical Series are the Future of Streaming

3 Questions About Hacker Noon 2.0

Support Independent Tech Media By Investing in Hacker Noon

Culture as a Service: How Brands Can Break Through the Tech Media Bubble

The Next Web + Hacker Noon Partnership

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