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The Next Net 25 25 startups to watch It’s getting crowded on the Web 2.0 frontier, but there are still some startups that truly stand out. Business 2.0 Magazine, in its March issue, highlights the ones most likely to strike gold in 2007. (more) • Feature: It’s a make-or-break year The quest for the perfect online ad Web advertisers are moving beyond search, using powerful science to figure out what you want – sometimes before you even know. (more) • Spot Runner’s ad buys for the little guy Make way for must stream TV Two-minute YouTube clips were just the start. As television escapes the living room, dozens of companies are gunning to become the networks of tomorrow. (more) • Video: ‘Wayne’s World’ meets the Web Building a wiki world Wikipedia has become one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet – but founder Jimmy Wales has yet to make his fortune. He plans to fix that. (more)
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The Next Net blog Editor-at-large Erick Schonfeld weighs in on the latest ideas in business, technology and creative capitalism (more) A startup’s best friend? Failure From Dogster to Google, Web companies are finding that mistakes can be shortcuts to success (more)	Setting sail: A tech IPO armada Why are champagne corks popping in Silicon Valley? Because the tech IPO party is finally back in swing. (more) How to succeed in 2007 We asked 50 of the brightest minds in business how they do what they do – and how you can cash in on their advice in the months ahead. (more)

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