A tough choice for this job-seeking techie: Silicon Valley or New York City?
Guest Post Silicon Valley and New York City are both bustling hubs of tech innovation -- and equally attractive for job-seeking techies.
Why NYC startups are winning the engagement race, and other Silicon Alley trends to watch
Guest Post As a NYC based investor, it’s been pretty incredible to watch New York’s startup scene grow into a dynamic tech playground over the past few years.
Surprise! The British Prime Minister will now hear your elevator pitch
September 25, 2012 5:19 PM
Christina Farr
World leaders gathered in Manhattan today for the United Nations General Assembly. As part of his trip, British Prime Minister, David Cameron, made a surprise visit to another kind of General Assembly, this one with an ".ly" in its domain name.
Joined at the hip with San Francisco, Silicon Valley has not lost its mojo
September 3, 2012 12:31 PM
Christina Farr
Silicon Valley is joined at the hip with San Francisco, and the hip is hugged by two major vein and artery lines: the 101 and the 280. Fortified and expanded, the Bay Area technology hub won't go down without a fight.
Namely raises $1M to help ad agencies battle tech startups for talent
January 18, 2012 4:31 AM
Ben Popper
Turnover has always been a problem at top advertising agencies. But these days the designers and developers needed to create rich media campaigns are also being lured away from Madison Avenue by the booming New York tech scene.
“Retaining top …
Raise Cache: New Yorkers strut for Silicon Alley, raise over $100K for HackNY
On Thursday November 17th, 1,300 plus New York techies descended upon the Lexington Ave Armory to raise over $100,000 for HackNY, a nonprofit organization run out of Columbia and NYU that keeps young engineers off of the “street” (i.e. Wall …
