News Type: News

Ticketleap is at it again! Meet Met.

February 25, 2015

Source: Technically Philly Ticketleap wants to help you keep track of your real-life interactions And its new product for doing so has a nifty URL. IRL matters more, right? Meet Met. It’s a new mobile app from Ticketleap’s Labs team that aims to keep track of in-person interactions — because, as VP of Product Beah […]

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The Penn Center for Innovation Had Quite The Kick-off Last Night

February 25, 2015

Source: Daily Pennsylvanian Penn Center for Innovation spearheads tech incubator As music pulsed in the background, over 100 young entrepreneurs walked around World Cafe Live, laughing and drinking. They were not there for a party or concert, but for the inaugural reception of the Penn Innovation Corps Site, a tech entrepreneurship accelerator. For the first […]

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From Borrowing Moms Money To Running A Business. This is Jason Rappaport’s Story.

February 25, 2015

Source: Vista.Today Walnut St. Labs Hosts Squareknot’s Jason Rappaport For Startup Meetup Jason Rappaport stopped by Walnut St. Labs this morning to share his insights and the story behind his unusual entrance into the startupsphere. Rappaport became an entrepreneur at 15 when his mom loaned him the cash to purchase ZeldaUniverse.net, a fansite to which […]

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Attention Sports Junkies: OneTwoSee Is Staying With Fox News Gametrax

February 25, 2015

Source: Multichannel News Fox Sports Re-Ups With OneTwoSee Startup Weaves Real-Time Data, Interactivity Into Fox’s ‘GameTrax’ OneTwoSee, a Philadelphia-based multiscreen startup that specializes in interactive apps that sync up contextual data with live sports broadcasts, said it has inked a new multi-year deal to continue to produce interactive elements for FoxSports.com and Fox Sports’ coverage […]

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What Can’t Bulogics Make?

February 18, 2015

Source: Philly.com An engineering firm, for the ‘Internet of Things’   FELICITE MOORMAN, 41, of East Falls, is CEO of BuLogics, which calls itself an “Internet of Things” engineering firm. Founded in 2003, the East Falls company certifies, designs and builds wireless systems connecting everyday objects for Fortune 500 clients and individuals.   Q: What’s […]

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BioBots is Back in the News Again and This Time They’re Heading to SXSW!

February 17, 2015

Source: 3D Printing Industry BioBots Low-Cost BioPrinter Heads to SXSW as Accelerator Finalist BioBots is a 3D bioprinting startup located right in the heart of Philadelphia. After working to push BioBots out of their University of Pennsylvania dorm rooms and into hands of researchers, the firm took to the DreamIt Health accelerator program, officially launching […]

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Ben Franklin Approves $1.9M for 11 Early Stage Companies

February 12, 2015

Companies approved for funding:   BioBots – Philadelphia County Within 20 years, BioBots’ 3D bioprinters will allow patients with organ failures to receive custom replacement organs built by and constructed out of their own cells. BioBots’ 3D bioprinters will allow people to print living tissue and build with life. BioBots is led by Danny Cabrera, […]

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“Do Well by Doing Good”

February 6, 2015

Source: Region’s Business This oft used quote by Ben Franklin is finding new life in the convergence of two worlds: the for-profit and the charitable. By RoseAnn B. Rosenthal The primary focus of the for-profit world is and has been bottom line, shareholder value. Commitments to community have taken the form of donations, sometimes via […]

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Everyone, Meet Joanne Lang of AboutOne

February 5, 2015

Source: Keystone Edge Joanne Lang of AboutOne Two years ago, Keystone Edge interviewed Joanne Lang about her company, AboutOne, then in its infancy. We are revisiting her now that the company is about to launch a new app, Family Calendar, which combines their cloud platform with a calendar-based organizing system for everything from medical records […]

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