Udacity and Georgia Tech Introduce Online CS Masters Degree Jon Russell, thenextweb.com Georgia Tech has announced a partnership with Web-learning startup Udacity that sees the two organizations team up to offer its first online master of science degree, which will run as an entirely Internet-based program. The degree … Udacity and Georgia Tech Introduce Online … Continue reading Georgia tech online MOOC MS in CS
USA-Made Portland Press Lets You Brew Fresh Coffee in Any Mason Jar Erin Flesch, inhabitat.com Home coffee-making equipment has come a long way, but the typical french press is still assembled from plastic and delicate glass in an overseas factory. The Portland Press is a french press for a mason jar that is made in … Continue reading Turn a mason jar into a coffee machine
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New Start-ups: Here’s Your Digital To-Do List John Brandon, inc.comTECH REPORTYou already know you need a robust Web presence for your business. What other tech steps do you need to take to get established? Read this handy list.I asked a number of entrepreneurs and experts for the essential things every…New Start-ups: Here’s Your Digital To-Do … Continue reading Digital must haves for any new startup
Call It “Artisanal,” And 5 Other Ways To Crush Self-Publishing By: Sam Harrison, fastcompany.com When former Apple evangelist Guy Kawasaki submitted what he believed was a perfect manuscript to a professional copyeditor, the editor found 1,500 errors. So he knows a thing or two (or 1,500) about how to self-publish the right way. Read on … Continue reading The rise of artisanal publishing
Steve Jobs, Nate Silver, And Pablo Picasso: Why The Most Creative People Are Generalists By: Drake Baer, fastcompany.com The compelling case for why a breadth of knowledge and a depth of expertise spur innovation. In the summer of 1982 a 27-year-old Steve Jobs accepted an award at the Academy of Achievement. During his brief speech, … Continue reading Steve Jobs, Pablo Picasso, Nate Silver: why the most creative people are generalists
Building a Better Tech School By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA, nytimes.com IF all the hopes and hype are warranted, a nondescript third-floor loft in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan offers a glimpse of the future, for New York City and for Cornell University. In truth, it doesn’t look like much — just… Cornell NYC Tech, Planned for … Continue reading Cornell NYC Tech University rethinks tech education
Kinsa launches a smartphone-connected thermometer to create a real-time health map Ki Mae Heussner, gigaom.com If you want a real-time picture of the country’s health, you can check out Google Flu Trends or insights from social media. And if you want a more official perspective, you can turn to the Centers for Disease Control. But … Continue reading Kinsa: smartphone thermometer and real time health map
Visualization startup Datahero opens its doors and delivers data analysis for the masses Derrick Harris, gigaom.com When I first met Datahero Co-founder Chris Neumann a year ago, I was pretty excited about what he claimed his new company was going to do. Essentially, he told me, it was going to offer a simple, cloud-based data … Continue reading Data hero: visualization startup cloud based analysis
TechShop: an industrial revolution for $125 a month Brian Heater, engadget.com Someone, Mark Hatch, if I had to guess, has left a Square reader just to the left of where we’ve set up our cameras. It’s on a table next to a small, but exceptionally diverse array of gadgets. There’s a wooden book that unfolds … Continue reading TechShop: industrial revolution for $125 a month
Food Hackers Cook Up a Storm of Startup Ideas in San Francisco Wade Roush, xconomy.com Wade RoushFile this under “more evidence that food-tech is one of the hottest areas for Bay Area entrepeneurs.” A weekend Food Hackathon contest at SOMACentral’s new 450 Townsend Street space attracted some 170 developers, designers,… http://flip.it/YDpSP Related articles New Rock … Continue reading Food Hackathons: food tech startups growing
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