Showing posts with label startup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label startup. Show all posts
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Sign up for Oroeco!
http://www.oroeco.com/
I'm still not sure what we're useful for, though, actually. Hopefully we will figure that out soon through looking at user data.
Friday, March 21, 2008
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Buy It Like You Mean It
This is a company by MIT alums for consumer empowerment. Our friend Dan Ring works there. And I know the founder and cofounder, too. Whoo
http://www.thoughtandmemory.org/
http://www.thoughtandmemory.org/
Friday, March 7, 2008
WebNotes
I'm on the Anne Hunter course 6 jobslist, and it's interesting to see what MIT startups there are.
WebNotes is a privately funded startup located at 100 Memorial Drive whose mission is to revolutionize the way people collect, organize and share information on the Internet. WebNotes makes it possible to annotate web pages with highlighters and sticky notes from within your web browser, making it easy to keep track of information and share annotated snippets of the web with friends and colleagues.
WebNotes was founded by MIT alumni and students and launched an Alpha version of its product in January. We currently looking for creative, analytical, and driven students to help complete our product and launch WebNotes this spring.
I couldn't find a site for it, though.
WebNotes is a privately funded startup located at 100 Memorial Drive whose mission is to revolutionize the way people collect, organize and share information on the Internet. WebNotes makes it possible to annotate web pages with highlighters and sticky notes from within your web browser, making it easy to keep track of information and share annotated snippets of the web with friends and colleagues.
WebNotes was founded by MIT alumni and students and launched an Alpha version of its product in January. We currently looking for creative, analytical, and driven students to help complete our product and launch WebNotes this spring.
I couldn't find a site for it, though.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Sniff
MIT Media Lab startup that is making a wireless sensor for pets that interfaces with the interweb. hmmm!!! ???
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