The Definitive, Must-Have List for Dot Com Startups

A must have list for Web 2.0 and Dot Com startups...
(in no particular order)

TechCrunch

10 Rules for Web Startups

The 18 Mistakes That Kill Startups

How to start a Startup

Web startup toolkit

25 Startups that are reinventing the web

Seth Godin's Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List

Web 2.0 Name Generator

Read/Write/Web on Startups

Bandwidth blog

Alan Graham - Tales from the Web 2.0 Frontier

Micro Persuasion

Web 2.0 Central

10 Steps to a Hugely Successful Web 2.0 Company

7 Tips for Naming Your Web 2.0 Startup

How a six-month-old startup got bought by Google

Jason Calacains

Scobleizer

John Chow dot Com

The Startup News

Startup Do's and Don'ts

On Startup

Y Combinator

Red Herring

Fast Company

Wired

Business 2.0

Business 2.0 blog

Get Organized

A great tool I recently came across (I haven't tried yet, but it looks promising) is called Remember the Milk.

Make some lists, get organized, setup tasks, kinda reminds me of Basecamp.

Search and saving the environment

A custom Google search engine named Blackle claims to save energy simply “because the screen is predominantly black.” The site’s only differing function from Google is the fact that its background is black and the results are white - making it a hard-to-read, but allegedly power-saving, adaptation of the world’s favorite search site.