Foursquare, Scribd, And Spotify To Be Dubbed 2011 Technology Pioneers At Davos
September 1, 2010 by admin
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The World Economic Forum has announced its list of 31 Technology Pioneers for 2011 . The Technology Pioneers are its list of up-and-coming startups. Last year’s list included Twitter, Playfish, and Boston Power.
Adioso, Flight Search For People Keeping Their Options Open
September 1, 2010 by admin
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YCombinator -funded Adioso today launches its third iteration as an online destination for adventurous travelers who want to take vacations but are not constrained by specific days or even places. Yes, the online travel space is saturated, but the more mainstay search services like Kayak and Sky Scanner only let you find specific dates and destinations, failing if your desire is more vague
UpNext On The iPad Introduces Fluid Labels For 3D Maps
August 31, 2010 by admin
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Navigating maps on computers and mobile devices can still be a clunky experience, especially when you try to search for places on a map.
Seeking A Better Way To Find Part-Timers, Urban Interns Raises An Angel Round
August 30, 2010 by admin
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If you’ve ever tried to find a great intern or a great internship, it turns out to be a lot more work than it should be. Internships are an afterthought for most job boards, but increasingly companies are looking to try out their next hires before giving them a full salaried position.
Groupon Competitor Gilt City Expands To SF And LA
August 17, 2010 by admin
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Deal hunters in San Francisco and Los Angeles have a new site to prowl starting today: Gilt City , the local deals arm of semi-exclusive “flash sale” site Gilt Groupe , has expanded to the west coast. Each city is currently offering three local deals, ranging from San Francisco’s Street Food Festival to a wardrobe makeover. Gilt quietly started testing Gilt City in April, but it was available only in NYC.






