5 Startups Get In Motion At NMotion Demo Day
5 startups in Lincoln Nebraska went front and center last week for NMotion’s demo day.
5 startups in Lincoln Nebraska went front and center last week for NMotion’s demo day.
“New York’s startup community is made up of several startup communities that come together.” That’s what Startup Threads founder and New York startup activist Frank Denbow told us in an interview last May. Whether you’re in Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Dumbo District, or even Harlem, every area seems to have a vibrant startup community. Last year we
Two apps (including the one pictured), built at the TechCrunchDisrupt Hackathon had editors Alexia Tsotsis and Eric Eldon apologizing. More here.
So far 2013 has been a big year for readers and technology. We’ve seen startups like Memphis’ ScrewPulp offering a new kind of self publishing platform. We saw Amazon’s Jeff Bezos add the digital download to traditional books, and now it seems everybody is talking about Oyster. E-Book reading is a huge growing market. According to
For women leaders, business can be a minefield of personal image challenges. Experts estimate that up to 95 percent of our communication is nonverbal, so even as women achieve more prominent platforms, the majority of what we communicate is still through external visual clues. This creates the very real challenge of authentically aligning the messages
You’d be surprised how many data points there are when it comes to shopping online. When you take into consideration data across the web and then across the social web we’re talking about hundreds of millions of data points. While the normal shopper can’t analyze or look at all of those data points, sometimes shopping
We’re still far away from teleporting technology. In the meantime a Chicago startup called Personify has found a way to make remote presentations more personal. Using depth sensing camera’s like the one found in the Microsoft Kinect, the company’s product called Personify Life, puts someone giving a presentation as close to being in the room
How to Build a Semantic Startup Google’s “semantic search” concept is an innovative approach to search queries. Queries on the search giant aren’t just analyzed as individual words, like the way most search engines deliver results. Google’s algorithm is trained to read and understand a user’s query, drawing on past queries and lots of Web
This New York startup is helping unsigned artists get discovered. Sure this isn’t a new idea but find out why the founder of this startup may end up more successful.
Kira Newman is a senior writer over at Tech Cocktail. She’s been covering startups and entrepreneurs for a while now and even took a trip across the world learning about how they do things in different cities. After covering hundreds and hundreds of entrepreneurs she has some great insight. Newman has noticed that in the
Question: What’s ONE thing I can do to save my business money right now that nobody ever talks about? Forget Information Products “This is an area not many people talk about because a lot of businesses make their money by selling these items. The problem is that too many entrepreneurs buy into eBooks, courses, group
Seattle startup PassIt is in the Fastlane. This startup moved from Seattle to Indiana for the Velocity accelerator.
Becoming an intrapreneur isn’t something people typically fall into. If you want it to happen, you’re going to have to get out there and make it happen. And to do that, you’ll need a plan. Item number one on your list is to master your job. This is actually a two-parter. First, become an expert
Three Everywhere Else Cincinnati speakers have even bigger weeks with Straight Shot Accelerator Demo Day in Omaha.