Seattle 2.0:
It’s that time of the month. The October/2009 Seattle Startup Index isout and another month with an astounding 17 new startups added to the list.Until mid of this year, we would had a big month when we (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
Follow Friday (known as #FollowFriday) is a Twitter meme where a Twitter user recommends other Twitter users for his friends to follow. The Seattle 2.0 automatically generates suggestions from our Twitter Directory every Frid (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
It's only November -- but I wanted to put my prediction in for the fairest web startup of 2010. Currently the top 3 traffic spots on the Seattle Startup Index for Sept. 2009 are: Cheezburger, Zillow, (Read More)
The Seattle Times: Business & Technology:
Zillow better watch out: The latest thing to emerge from Google's barrage of launches this week duplicates one of the Seattle startup's most valuable features. (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
Seattle 2.0 started in early 2007 without much insight of what’s going to become, but certain that would be a resource for tech entrepreneurs. In mid-2008 we completely re-structured the website and added several contributors (Read More)
Brier Dudley's blog:
I wasn't quite sure what to make of Cloudvox, a Seattle startup's Web service that last week began offering a simple telephony solution for developers.But co-founder Troy Davis said it's getting a warm reception from develope (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
Extra, extra, extra! The Seattle Startup Index for September 2009 is out and Pet Holdings (or, is it Cheezburger Network now?) still the #1 on the list after it took over Zillow last month. But there was a lot of movement on (Read More)
Brier Dudley's blog:
"Making social money" is the tagline for a new Seattle startup that intends to pay people for developing Facebook applications.AppBank plans to make money by running ads alongside the games, puzzles, surveys and other apps pe (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
This Saturday more than 350 people will get together to experience some of the most amazing entrepreneurs from Seattle talking about startups and entrepreneurship. We almost sold out yesterday but thanks to a last minute spon (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
If it weren’t for the sponsors, conferences would cost 2 or 3 times more for people to attend. Because of those businesses that are effectively making you pay less to attend StartupDay 2009, we would like to take a mom (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
StartupDay is the conference for pre-entrepreneurs. Either if you have an idea and you are ready to take it to the next level or if you are just curious to learn more about startup mindset and potentially jo (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
We just published the Seattle Startup Index for the month of July/09. Last month we had a database meltdown (mea culpa) and we had to rebuild all the links for each startup manually, which caused us to do a couple of mist (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
The Seattle 2.0, as part of the StartupDay 2009 conference, is publishing the Seattle Startup Guide 2010, a book of resources for startups in Seattle. This book will be distributed free to attendees of StartupDay. At this mo (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
It’s been a while since I read any of the local startupblogs – even longer since I wrote one. Mostly because of the insider nature ofthem and the incredibly snarky comments that are so often left by anonymousposters. (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
If you are not familiar, the Seattle Startup Index is published every month by the Seattle 2.0 to rank startups based on their website traffic. It was first published on March of 2007 from a list that John Cook published of 6 (Read More)
Curious Office:
We are flattered that Marcelo Calbucci has invited us here at Curious Office to speak at the Seattle StartupDay 2009 hosted by Seattle 2.0. StartupDay is the conference for pre-entrepreneurs interested in founding or joinin (Read More)
Seattle 2.0:
Follow Friday (known as #FollowFriday) is a Twitter meme where a Twitter user recommends other Twitter users for his friends to follow. The Seattle 2.0 automatically generates suggestions from our Twitter Directory every Frid (Read More)
TechWag:
Image via CrunchBaseOne of the more fun things to watch in the Seattle startup scene is Marcelo Calbucci’s SSI, Seattle Startup Index that he publishes every month. This month is no different, but he is also seeing a sharp up (Read More)
Brier Dudley's blog:
Why did Jott, a Seattle startup offering voice-to-text transcription services, sell after three years?One reason is that the buyer, Burlington, Mass.-based Nuance, is putting software onto a billion cellphones this year, Jott (Read More)