Voices | Banking | 19 Aug “Look to the past for the future” — Bookclub with David Brear Reading suggestions from fintech CEO David Brear on scaling a business, company culture and the lesson learned from a little red hen.
Voices | Food | 12 Aug Deliveroo’s helicopter: New heights or new lows? Last Friday, Deliveroo's "1,000ft" restaurant took off. It was a fun PR stunt; it was also a sign of what happens when startups are high on too much VC cash.
Opinion | Media | 22 Jul Why startups shouldn’t aim for national media coverage Startups can be media snobs — but they shouldn't be.
Big Ideas | Entertainment | 1 Jul The Swedish startup that soundtracked the internet now wants to soundtrack the rest of your life The global music tech company that was recently one of Sweden's "best-kept secrets" is now taking on Asia.
| 13 Jun Top longer reads this week about European tech and startups On angel investing, the end of cars and questions all founders should ask their VCs, here are the best articles from a week in European tech
Big Ideas | Media | 30 May Top longer reads this week about European tech and startups Podcast investing, tech spies, and the story behind cyber diplomats, here are the best articles from a week in European tech
Big Ideas | Media | 23 May Here’s what you should read this week about European tech and startups From big tech regulation to eating grasshoppers, here are the best reads picked by Sifted's team of reporters across Europe.
Big Ideas | Gaming | 17 Apr Esports needs to start charging for premium content Esports has 380m fans, but not that much money. Jens Hilgers, one of esports' biggest investors, says the industry needs to rethink how it charges for big events.
Big Ideas | Entertainment | 25 Mar Tinder for casting talent Romantic matchmaking moved online years ago, so why are film directors still searching for actors the old fashioned way?
Big Ideas | Advertising | 19 Mar Sprayprinter: the graffiti robot startup that’s turning down millions Sprayprinter's wall-scaling robot will paint a mural advert for $10,000 — but only if it's artistic.
Opinion | PR & Communications | 15 Mar The rise of the humble entrepreneur The "superstar" founder has had their day. Now is the era of the humble entrepreneur — and it's going to be great, argues Maud Camus.
Voices | PR & Communications | 19 Feb Why your startup story matters From Ebay to Klarna, however good your product is, there is always a need for a story backing it up.
In Practice | Marketing | 10 Feb How to name your startup: 6 tips from the experts Selecting a name for your startup can be a challenge. So we dig into the not-so-scientific world of names, numbers and prefixes, to give you 6 six tips to help on your journey.
Big Ideas | Media | 28 Nov Jimmy Wales wanted the crowd to write the news. The crowd said no WikiTribune was supposed to improve trust in the media. It's still trying to figure out how.
In Practice | Media | 28 Nov Ok Google, protect my democracy The search engine will bar non-EU sources from purchasing political ads leading up to European Parliament elections
