Sometimes, the next innovation can be as close as the radio right in front of you in the car.
That’s how it was for Clip Interactive founder Jeff Thramann, who created a new way for listeners, terrestrial radio stations (aka non-satellite, Internet stations) and the music and advertising industries to work together.
BRECKENRIDGE -- “Startups are fun.”
On the third and final day of Breckenridge Startup Weekend, that was the giddy, almost deceptively simple post left on the event’s Facebook wall. It came paired with sights and sounds from the weekend, one of more than 80 like-minded events meant to inspire – and hopefully uncover – some of the best entrepreneurial minds across the world.
FORT COLLINS – The path to commercial success for a startup business is usually not a smooth one, and the entire effort can be derailed by a lack of sufficient seed capital.
To help our city's new developers, fresh out of local universities and programs like gSchool, find the best opportunities, Built In Colorado is highlighting some our city's great tech companies. The companies on this list go the extra mile to push new developers to constantly learn and showcase their talents. To see what developer positions are currently open at these growing companies, visit our job board.
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Photobucket, the 11-year-old image and video hosting site based out of Denver, raised a $3.2 million round this week, CEO Tom Munro said.
First up on thePhotobucket team’s list is launching a new printing feature this fall. The service will allow users to print photos stored on Photobucket, Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox (and more) straight from web, iOS and Android.
Zerista, the Denver-based maker of apps for events, conferences and expos, just closed a $2 million round to claim its spot in the largely untapped market of corporate event apps.
BOULDER ndash Startup mobile-app developer Clip Interactive LLC has landed its first international customer through a partnership withnbspSphera Holding, an Italian radio-holding company, to bring interactive radio to five Sphera stations.Terms of the deal were not disclosed.Boulder-based Clip Interactive,...
Big names in U.S. business and technology will be among the speakers and delegates at the third annual summit of the Colorado Innovation Network being held Aug. 26-27. The invite-only event brings 275 attendees representing business and industry, nonprofits, research labs, academia and government to network and hear discussions. Organizers of the COIN Summit unveiled a lineup Tuesday that includes:
Jeff Immelt, chairman & CEO, General Electric Co. Safra Catz, president and CFO of Oracle Corp.…
LONGMONT ndash The year of new breweries in Longmont appears ready to spill over into 2015.Ted Risk said Tuesday that he and business partner Ryan Wibby are just days away from inking a lease on an 8,000-square-foot space in downtown Longmont where they plan to open Wibby Brewing in the first quarter of next year.
Whether you're searching for a pint of pilsner or a swill of sauvignon, a new app created by Denver startup Craft Boom Corp. can help you track down just the right place to find it. Launched in July, Crafted Here is the culmination of more than a year's worth of work that began at a "hackathon" in Denver in May 2013, said Craft Boom CEO Chase Doelling. The purpose of the app, called "Crafted Here," is to help users track down spots for beer, wine, spirits, marijuana and coffee across Colorado,…
FORT COLLINS – Five new tenants have moved into the Colorado State University Hatchery at Rocky Mountain Innosphere, Northern Colorado’s premier business startup incubator.
LONGMONT - AllSource Analysis Inc., a startup founded last fall by a trio of former DigitalGlobe Inc. employees, has raised 496,000 of a 1.8 million seed-funding round that will help the company fulfill initial contracts and build sales, marketing and other functions.AllSource's co-founder and chief marketing officer...
A Denver startup claims it has developed a system to build apartments, hotels and dorms faster, cheaper and greener and with fewer defects than current construction methods. This is a disruptive technology, said John Vanker, CEO of Denver-based Prescient. It will be a game changer.
Colorado tech companies are at the forefront of the connected devices, automation, Internet of Things and cleantech sectors. There isn't quite the volume of companies as there is in the Valley, but that doesn't stop major innovations from being made in these areas. Here are five companies that are making huge strides this year in these emerging industries that you can support by trying out in your own home:
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BOULDER – Rapt Media, a producer of interactive video, today announced it closed on a $3.1 million round of venture financing led by Boulder Ventures Ltd.
Many startups raise capital so they can scale and subsequently reach profitability, but that’s not the case for Denver-based ad tech company Altitude Digital: “We have a culture of profitability,” CMO Joe Grover said.
Including the infusion announced Wednesday, led by Boulder Ventures Ltd., Rapt Media has raised $7.5 million since its founding in 2011 as FlixMaster . The latest round will allow Rapt Media to ramp up its sales force, notably in New York and Los ...
Entrepreneurs should carefully consider entity choice and incorporation location. They will impact business decisions, tax treatment, type of equity compensation, and ability to quickly scale.
Northern Colorado entrepreneurs say more investor capital, partnerships are needed.
