an app that allows up to four users standing within a 100-foot radius of one another to record 60 seconds of video.
With the finished clips, the app creates a sort of "mashup" movie, taking advantage of the various camera angles to come up with something a little more... dynamic
Webform.com is a form and survey service built on the Open-Source software Drupal and Webform. Drupal has existed since 2001 and the Webform module for it has existed since 2004. During this time, the functionality of Webform has been exclusive to those able to set up a website, or able to pay someone to do it for them. Webform.com is intended to expand the audience that can build simple forms and surveys without needing to set up their own web site. It also demonstrates the full abilities of the Webform module for sites that are evaluating using Webform for their own site.
Orrick's TOTAL ACCESS held it's very first reverse demo day where investors pitched to the entrepreneurs. Panelists included Jeff Clavier, Mark Sugarman, Alex Niehenke, Carol Sands, Ben Malka, Maneesh Arora, Richard Chen, Steve Schlenker, and Bruce Schechter. Moderated by Chris Yeh.
inside a three-story-high, gymnasium-sized room shared with dozens of freelancers and entrepreneurs, giving the space a pulse that would be hard to replicate in a standalone office for ten people. It was once the trading floor of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange; today, people call it the "brain exchange." Officially, it's the CoCo Coworking and Collaborative Space, which has fast become a social and networking hub for Twin Cities entrepreneurs and freelancers
Video tutorials welcome students to Treehouse Island, where they arrive in a zeppelin, meet a mysterious, eye-patch-wearing ambassador (see photo above) – think Mister Rodgers transposed to “Lost” — and unravel mysteries while learning to code in HTML, Ruby, Python, PHP and JavaScript. The service went live in November and offers three beginner-oriented learning tracks: Web design, Web development, and iPhone/iPad application creation.
Orlando just had the right mix of founders, investors, and partners that we could plug our support, mentors and application pipeline into.”
The Orlando program will be led by Allen Kupetz, executive-in-residence, Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College ; Richard Licursi, chairman, Spectrum Bridge Inc.; Pete McAlindon, chief executive officer, Blue Orb Inc.; and Pat McNair, interim chief financial officer, RowShamBow.
