Thousands attended the 2013 Austin Startup Crawl, presented by Google, eager to hear pitches from the 70 startup companies represented.
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On the top floor of the Omni Hotel in front of a full audience of programmers, recruiters, family and friends, 30 blue-shirted students presented their transformations from amateurs to skilled software developers.
425 hackers have filled the University of Texas at Austin's Student Activity Center to code, hack and design their way into a new day, competing for over $10,000 in prizes.
The 2013 HackTX hackathon yielded noteworthy ideas, prototypes, and business plans. Finalists presented today in front of a room of their peers and judges, Brett Hurt, Josh Baer, and Bob Metcalfe.
Meet the fourteen teams of UT Austin student entrepreneurs who presented their startups in front of hundreds at the fall 2013 Longhorn Startup Demo Day.
When other tech entrepreneurs scrambled to carve out their own niches at the beginning of the smartphone boom in 2007, Alan Knitowski saw the bigger picture.
By directly addressing customer needs and delivering products at low shipping costs, LivingDirect.com has not only changed the online appliance retailer’s profits, it has changed its founder.
Hidden in Austin, TX is glassblowing company, Grav Labs. Founded in 2004, the company manufactures high quality scientific glassware, focusing on pipes, bubblers, and...
After spending time in Afghanistan, co-founders Mary Haskett and Alex Kilpatrick applied their military knowledge and experience to forming identity verification company, BeehiveID.
