New York City with Little Kids
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Friday, July 15, 2011
New York City with Little Kids
Vacations are not what they used to be. I spent the July 4th weekend in New York City, my first trip there with kids in tow, and it really hit home for me: I’m a parent.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Google Offers Beta in New York City and the Bay Area Launches
On June 15, Google Offers beta was launhced in Portland, starting todya, Google begin offering the deals in the Big Apple and the Bay Area. Subscribers who sign up here, or via the new "Today's Offer" tab in Google Shopper 2.0 for Android will start receiving emails with local offers in New York and the San Francisco Bay Area today, announced Google.
Google Offers Beta in New York City and the Bay Area Launches
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
GADGET PR0NZS: Inside The Biggest Dork-Fest New York Has Seen In A While
GDGT Live was in full swing last night, bringing the coolest and newest tech to New York City.
Dozens of brands were there to show off the latest things they've been working on, and we were there, camera in hand.
Here are the most interesting things we saw.
MakerBots were printing 3D objects all night. This one's making a whistle.
Tweets with the #gdgtny hashtag were projected live during the event.
The HTC Sensation was there, easily the best phone in the house.
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Ron Conway: ‘New York Tech Is Here To Stay’
Today, at Disrupt NYC, CEO & Co-founder of Hunch Chris Dixon, Ron Conway of SV Angel, CEO of Betaworks John Borthwick, Managing Partner of High Line Ventures Shana Fisher , and former CEO of The Huffington Post Eric Hippeau took to the stage to discuss the current entrepreneurial landscape in New York and how it's changed in recent years. 
Ron Conway: ‘New York Tech Is Here To Stay’
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
New York City Is Doomed
STARTUP 2011 -- Marc Cenedella, the CEO and founder of The Ladders, the job site for people looking to make over $100,000, did something few New Yorkers do -- but should -- he took a look at the city's budget summary.
After looking at it, he had a really gloomy take away: "We decreased the number of employees we have, but almost doubled our costs, over the past decade. This way lay bankruptcy, now or in the future."
We pulled Cenedella aside at the SAI Startup 2011 conference to find out what's going on with New York's budget and how worried we should be.
Marc Cenedella is CEO of TheLadders. Prior to founding TheLadders.com, Marc was a senior vice president at HotJobs.com. Previously, Marc was an associate vice president at The Riverside Company, a New York-based private equity firm.
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Friday, April 29, 2011
New York City Sees Its Future as a Data Platform
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New York City Sees Its Future as a Data Platform
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Behind The Scenes At The New York Tech Meetup (TCTV)
Since launching in 2004, the New York Tech Meetup has mushroomed to more than 17,000 members, making it the largest MeetUp in the world. Once a month the community pours into the Skirball Center on NYU’s campus to network and watch nascent companies demo their products. Companies who’ve taken center stage in the past include Tumblr and Foursquare. Paid tickets are quickly snapped up and the organization recently hired its first Managing Director, Jessica Lawrence to handle growth.
I attended the April 6th MeetUp with approximately 800 other spectators, one of which was Craigslist Founder, Craig Newmark. His presences was a highlight for one of the presenters of Lemonade Stand, a company that helps facilitate the online buying and selling of items in a community. (Video after jump).
Behind The Scenes At The New York Tech Meetup (TCTV)
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Monday, March 28, 2011
New York Times for Kindle Customers to Receive Free Access to NYTimes.com
Amazon announced that customers who subscribe to The New York Times for Kindle will be receiving access to The New York Times Web site at no additional charge. The date for Kindle New York Times subscribers' free online access is yet undetermined; subscribers will receive further communication via e-mail in the coming weeks.
New York Times for Kindle Customers to Receive Free Access to NYTimes.com
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Friday, March 25, 2011
Billion Dollar Startup Spotify Hiring Up In New York
Spofity, the European music startup that just landed a $100 million investment at a $1 billion to $2 billion valuation from DST, is hiring up in New York.
CEO and cofounder Daniel Ek just tweeted, "Spotify is looking for rockstar engineers and product people in NYC!"
Specifically, Spotify is looking for a graphic designer, an interaction designer, and a software engineer.
According to Spotify's Web site, New York is the only place the company is looking to hire in the US.
Spotify subleases office space at Google's massive New York office in Chelsea, Peter Kafka reports.
Spotify hasn't launched in the US yet, but when it does, some industry watchers expect it to explode in the Facebook ecosystem, perhaps unseating incumbents in the music distribution space the way Zynga used Facebook to unseat incumbents in the videogame space.
Or maybe the huge licensing fees the Spotify will have to pay to labels will drag the whole thing down like so many other Internet music startups.
We'll see!
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