Startups, fear not your party round
The New York Times posted this frightful piece yesterday: For Start-Ups, How Many Angels Is Too Many? This is like asking if…
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The highs and lows of crowdfunding
Despite popular belief (and what anomaly projects like Pebble and Neptune have lead us to believe), crowdfunding is not always…
Arcane shines a light on London’s tech scene
Let’s travel down the 401 West – really west. Past Kitchener AND Waterloo, all the way to London, Ontario. There have been…
Marketing tech is migrating to sales, and that’s a Big Deal
Over the last 2 to 3 years the market for sales software has been heating up: Hubspot released a free CRM last year, LinkedIn…
Why ‘body language’ will be the emoji of wearable tech
Communication is core to who we are as a species. Our ability to express our ideas, thoughts, and feelings to each other is…
Crowdfunding 101: no potato salads
My name is Corey Herscu and I am former tech journalist who’s now made the full-time shift to tech-focused public relations.…
Biohacking is here and going mainstream
One of the most exciting areas of innovation and exploration around technology today is also one of the most misunderstood.…
The jagged little smartwatch pill
Two years ago I unboxed my first smartwatch. I was a backer of Pebble’s original Kickstarter campaign – which set…
York Student’s Website Wants to Encourage Real Discussion with Real Opinions
Second year computer science student Shehmeer Ahmad said he simply wants to “level the playing field” with his…
Thumb Overhauls Social Opinion App to Pick Up Where Oink Left Off
Mobile social opinion app Thumb (originally Opinionaded, until a 2011 rebrand) is today launching a version 3.0 upgrade for…