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Archive for December, 2010

Event Highlights: December 6th – 13th, 2010

The funny thing about the upcoming holidays is that all of Philadelphia tries to pack in their events in first few weeks of December leaving us with a jam packed events calendar. Luckily, we comb through all of the tech listings to pluck out the gems so you dont have to.

This week, save the world with social media, build robots at Hive76 and drink with some entrepreneurial types.


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Thanks to our weekly sponsors

Technically Philly is made possible by advertisers and sponsors that are important to Philadelphia’s technology community. This week we’d like to thank:

OpenDesks – OpenDesks is an evolution of the coworking movement – a mobile coworking community for home-based and mobile workers, individual entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small teams. Connect with each other and connect with professional places to work together.

Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce – The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to promoting growth and economic development, advocating for sound public policy, and serving its members with outstanding programs and benefits. GPCC is the premier advocate of the region’s business community, representing members in 11 counties across three states with one voice.

Caffeine Fish – Caffeine Fish develops the Trainboard iPhone app and offers iPhone development consulting in the Philadelphia area.

Cadence Watch Company: The 4-bit binary watch by Cadence: “Simple, geeky, and clean, the Cadence 4-Bit watch is stylish without being gaudy,” says CrunchGear.  Technically Philly readers get 25% off to make holiday shopping easy.

Springboard Media – Springboard Media is a certified Apple Specialist and retailer based in Center City and now, in Exton. They’ve got a ton of accessories and a great trade-in program that can score you up to $1,500 when you’re ready to upgrade.

Volpe and Koenig, P.C. — Since 1987, intellectual property boutique law firm Volpe and Koenig has provided guidance on matters relating to patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, e-commerce, technology joint ventures, non-disclosure agreements, technology acquisitions, licensing and litigation. Whatever your intellectual property law issue… Volpe and Koenig bring law to your ideas.

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Comcast Roundup: Level 3 price dispute becomes focus, ensnaring NetFlix, and More

Every Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m. EST, find all the stories you need to know about your friendly telecommunications giant in the Comcast Roundup. Get an e-mail subscription for our Comcast news updates.

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More on the Level 3 dispute, another profile of anointed Comcast lead of NBC Universal Stephen Burke and more.


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Startup Roundup: FanGamb to Ireland, Ucity gets 85k

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Technically Philly’s Startup Roundup parses out the small pieces that make our greater Startup ecosystem thrive. We want to keep you in touch with the innovations that we can’t quite get to covering, but that deserve highlight. Follow along with the Startup Roundup’s dedicated newsletter or RSS feed. If you’ve got news to share, get in touch.

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After touring all around Europe, DreamIt Ventures alum FanGamb has hightailed it to Ireland. As we wrote last year, the company has roots in Penn State.

The University City Keystone Innovation Zone has received a $85,000 grant from Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. Part of the grant will be used to give out micro loans to startups.

Viddler gets called out for facilitating bad SEO but before the post could get any legs, Viddler went ahead and corrected the problem. This, of course, supports our theory that if you say “Viddler” three times, a Viddler customer service rep will appear.


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