I'm genuinely interested in what sources of information you use to learn what other entrepreneurs are going through.
Large, established sites like Techcrunch can look outdated when it comes to new startups, trends, and simple learnings.
Salut, Konstantin!
You are right that going to the giants like techcrunch is a very rare occasion nowadays.
My experience is that Twitter and telegram channels are more lively, dynamic.
https://twitter.com/thepatwallshttps://twitter.com/gregisenberg...
Also newlsetters are more effective if your read some few, but they are overwhelming.
Subscribed to many substacks but I never read them)
Still Twitter, sometimes it's Medium ie The Startup or just simple Google search if I need to clarify anything business-related. Usually such requests are very topic-based. How to's and such
Crunchbase News is excellent for up-to-date information on startups, including details on funding rounds and emerging industry trends. Medium, particularly sections like The Startup, offers personal narratives and advice from other entrepreneurs, providing a blend of expert opinion and community experience. Additionally, platforms like eBangla can be useful for understanding the investment landscape and connecting with potential investors, while LinkedIn and its numerous industry-specific groups offer a chance to engage with other entrepreneurs and share knowledge and experiences.
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