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Opinion: How to build companies that matter 
O'Reilly Radar | by Eric Ries | Sat, Mar 21
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There was a time when many technologies required proprietary licenses, big company permission, or custom deal-making ability to access. Those days are rapidly coming to a close. Most technology startups now have access to a staggering array of high-leverage technologies: free and ope...
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