The Founder Gazette
The digital newspaper for startups too early for TechCrunch
What it does
Getting press as an unknown founder is nearly impossible. So I built a newspaper that covers startups on merit, not connections: daily startup news, founder stories and tactics, written to broadsheet standards. Coverage is free.
A newspaper for founders in the UK and the United States: startup news, founder stories, and practical tips — every story sourced, fact-checked and approved by a human editor.
Bluntrock Brewery in Rock has brewed a 4.2% lager with Padstow's Prawn on the Lawn. It arrives in the worst recorded stretch for British independent beer. The beer is called Shellfish Lover. The label shows a prawn in bed with a bucket-hatted brewery mascot. Underneath the pun is a sober choice of style. Helles is soft, clean and gently bitter, which is why it goes with shellfish, and this one is brewed about ten minutes' walk from the Porthilly oyster beds in Rock. One email, Saturday morning. A round-up of the week, perfect to go with your cup of coffee. Two boxed pasta brands made opposite calls about who eats the stuff. Inc. reports Goodles is heading for $1bn in revenue and says…from thefoundergazette.com
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