Shira Lazar
Shira Lazar is the host and executive producer of the weekly, live interactive show and 24/7 news hub, What's Trending. Shira is also the host and creator of YouTube talk show, Partners Project, where she interviews the biggest YouTube stars. Named one of Fast Company's 2011 most influential women in technology, Shira regularly speaks about social media, Internet culture and digital trends at conferences around the world. She is also a contributor to the Huffington Post and appears frequently on networks like Bloomberg TV, CNN and Fox News Channel.
What Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas, Unless You're Tony Hsieh
At SXSW, Zappos founder and CEO Tony Hsieh stops by the Samsung Blogger Lounge to discuss the revitalization project of Downtown Las Vegas, the new SXSW V2V program and more.
Russell Simmons Sets His Sights on YouTube with 'Post-Racial' Programming
For all of the future media startups out there, consider this tip from Uncle Rush: Go digital my friend. Here, the entrepreneur icon describes his plans for the future YouTube network 'All Def Digital
Think Like Zuck: The Secrets to Facebook's Success
Intel's social-media strategist and author of new book on Mark Zuckerberg Ekaterina Walter shares her insights on how the social network became so popular, as well as other business lessons.
Adventures in Candy Land: Dylan Lauren on Her Confectionary Empire
Having a famous fashion designer as a father obviously helped fuel Dylan Lauren's entrepreneurial ambitions, but a passion for gummy bears and Belgian chocolate has helped her thrive.
How Reading Rainbow's LeVar Burton Is Bringing Storytelling into the Digital Age
The actor discusses his transition into entrepreneurship and offers some key tips for young treps.
Social-Media Maven Amy Jo Martin on Working Hard and Being a Renegade
Digital Royalty's Amy Jo Martin left the Phoenix Suns to launch her digital and social-media empire. Here are her tips for how to score more points with customers.
David Segal on DAVIDsTEA: North America's Next Starbucks?
While this startup likely won't topple the reigning queen of coffee anytime soon, the skill and backing required to open up shop across North America shouldn't be underestimated.
Thrillist's Ben Lerer on Success as a Young Trep
Despite his famous father, the Thrillist co-founder has managed to find massive success in business on his own. Here, we ask him about his victories -- and challenges.
Mike Jones on Ditching La La Land for Silicon Beach
Los Angeles has long been a mecca for creative types. Now it's attracting techies too.
How Being a Party Animal Helped SpiritHoods Grow Its Business
When it comes to starting up in the fashion world, safety can be dangerous. See how SpiritHoods went to the edge -- and found success.
New York, the City that Never Disconnects?
New York is claiming ever more tech cred these days. Steven Rosenbaum, the city's first Entrepreneur at Large, discusses the Big Apple and the burgeoning idea of curation.
Mobile Roadie's Co-Founder on What You Need to Know Now About the Future of Mobile Apps
If the future of business is mobile, where are mobile apps headed? We spoke with the entrepreneur behind the first self-service app creator on the road ahead.
Daymond John on Engaging Young Entrepreneurs and Building a Better Business
The 'Shark Tank' investor shares his thoughts on youth and entrepreneurship, as well as business trends and using social media.
Warby Parker's Grand Vision: Innovating Eyewear Through Social Media
The eyewear company's co-founder discusses embracing social media and digital tools to enhance customers' experiences and engagement.
Rainn Wilson on SoulPancake and Social Media
See how the actor's new media company SoulPancake is making a business out of helping you chew on life's big questions.
A Chat With Sir Richard Branson
Entrepreneur.com columnist Shira Lazar talked to Sir Richard Branson just after Virgin Atlantic's inaugural flight from Los Angeles to Philadelphia.
Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez on TV, Social Media and Entrepreneurship
When it comes to creating something totally new, cutting-edge film director Robert Rodriguez offers this advice.
How Zombies Became a Social-Media Firebomb
Movies and TV shows like 'The Walking Dead' have taken hold of the nation's imagination. See what you can learn from a zombie.
Social Media Tips from the Oscars
The Oscars may be a must watch event, but is it also a must Tweet event? Business owners, you be the judges.
How the White House Became a Social-Media Powerhouse
Macon Phillips, the White House's director of New Media, describes how the administration is using social media in unique ways -- and how your business can too.
Why Tony Hsieh Wants to Rehabilitate Sin City
The Zappos.com founder is hoping his bet on Las Vegas will be a win, win for his company and the community.
IFC's Five Rules for Romancing Geeks
When it comes to capturing the attention of digital-savvy customers, IFC nailed it with 'Portlandia'. Here are five ways the network reeled in this niche audience.
How Gary Vaynerchuck, Chris Brogan and Others Think Social Media Will Change in 2012
From the rise of Google+ to the oversaturation of social media, here's what five social media mavens have to say about what's on the horizon in 2012.
How Dwolla is Building Its Brand by Giving Away Cash
Dwolla's rise as a payment alternative to credit cards isn't thanks to merchants' disdain for plastic alone. Here's how the company's founder used clever social-media strategies to build buzz.
See How Fozzie the Bear Helped Viddy Build Social Media Buzz
New video-blogging platform helps entrepreneurs make high-quality short films that are made for social media. See how the company practices what it preaches.
The Holidays' Most Unique Big Business Social Media Campaigns
When it comes to decking the halls, big brands are pulling out all the stops this year. Here are some holiday-themed social media strategies that small businesses can learn from.
How Orabrush Cleaned Up On YouTube
Here's how one small business turned hygiene products into social media gold.
Why Your Small Business Should Hangout on Google+
Here are three ways your business can best utilize the latest social network.
Why Your Small Business's Google+ Efforts Must Be Unique and Visual
Google+ announced its new "Pages" platform for businesses. See how your company can best utilize the latest social network.
Brian Solis on Five Common Social Media Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
The author 'Engage,' and now 'The End of Business As Usual,' spills about social media ills.Most Popular
