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Wi-Fi Wars: Cruzio, Comcast and Local Internet Choice
How large internet providers and developers squeeze out smaller competitors—and what might change. Read the full story ➜ here
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#Fbf to when Darrin Caddes from Plantronics won a NEXTie.
Watch the video by Cosmic ➜ here
Who is this years NEXTies Techie of the year...Go check it out ➜ here
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The Pitch: Santa Cruz startup offers an alternative to plastic, fresh from the sea
Cruz Foam is developing a biodegradable alternative to plastic that's based on chitin, a material found in shrimp shells.
Read the full story ➜ here
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We kinda like David! Thanks for your apology to the local tech community!
Why did he have to apologize? Watch the video
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Digital NEST to be featured during
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Read the full story ➜ here
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Women in Tech, NextSpace Edition
March 5th - Be There! RSVP here
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JoeBen Bevirt, founder and CEO of Joby Aviation, has an audacious dream to change commuting forever. See how he's partnering with Intel Capital to make his dream a reality. Watch the video ➜ here
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Santa Cruz New Tech Meetup - March 6
Launch 2019: Guy Kawasaki "Wise Guy", Inboard Glide, Sell Hound and more... Tickets and info ➜ here
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Designing for Human Emotions
How Design Empathy Impacts the Development Process
Read the full story on the productOps blog
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Thank you Orion Melehan for being a speaker at this years Titans of Tech event! And thanks Andy Halliday for the great intro... We are big LIFEAID Beverage Co. fans and love that they have created such an amazing company right here in Santa Cruz. Watch the video ➜ here
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Julia Hartz Founded Eventbrite With Her Fiancé.
Then She Took His Job.
Great interview with the CEO of Eventbrite and nice Santa Cruz references.
Read it here
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Lots of college students have part-time jobs. When Bud Colligan was at Georgetown University, his part-time job was founding Vital Vittles, which grew into one of the largest student-owned businesses in the country.
It was a sign of things to come. Bud was part of the original Macintosh team at Apple. He went on to lead Apple’s higher education marketing. He became the CEO of Authorware, and then co-founded Macromedia, which was acquired by Adobe Systems for $3.4 billion. He’s on the board of Lynda.com, and was an investor and board member with CNET Networks. And that’s just part of his bio.
Listen to his interview on the Dastardly cleverness in the Service of Good Podcast.
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