Keeping It Simple Part III of the Saltmine Series
Web-development firms tend to be either "nerdy" or "artsy fartsy." That is, they focus either on the technical (programming, software development, etc.)...
The Web Quarry at Seattle’s Saltmine Second of Three Parts
Saltmine, Seattle's largest web-development company, houses a unique mix of logic, musical talent and creativity. In Part I of our Saltmine profile,...
The Web Quarry at Seattle’s Saltmine First of Three Parts
I first met Saltmine co-founder and CEO Jay Jarmon in the summer of 1995, an eon ago in Web time. Meeting inside his...
Leading the eCharge
While most of us were preparing to go back to school or back to work this month, opinion pollsters Yankelovich Partners released a...
Espressonow.com: Lattes at Your Desk
Ever wait in line while the person in front of you orders three tall lattes? Espressonow.com hopes to put an end to that...
ThinkView: Thinkin’ and Linkin’
Bhu Srivivasan is not your typical 23-year-old Seattle CEO on the verge of launching a blockbuster $1 billion industry. As the former ...
FizzyLab’s Sticky Proposition
Dozens of Internet startups, many of them Seattle-based, want to help the big online publishers make money (and take a cut of that,...
Qpass: Digitize & Monetize
About $5 billion worth of stuff was sold online in the first three months of 2000. And the vast majority of it was...
The Crocodile Chronicles
"Adult e-commerce," aka online pornography, is a big but nasty business that suffers from an overwhelming amount of competition and many Ponzi-like...
Things are Starting to Clique
Have you picked up a popular magazine lately? Probably not with one hand--they're so thick with ads. Now, Clique.com is offering publishers...
