Boston’s HubTechInsider.com presents: Mastering HTML 5 Web Development: HTML Nesting (Video 5 of 17) July 28, 2013
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Boston’s HubTechInsider.com presents: Mastering HTML 5 Web Development: HTML Nesting (Video 5 of 17)
Boston Project Manager, Paul Seibert April 24, 2013
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Boston Project Manager, Paul Seibert
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You’re reading Boston’s Hub Tech Insider, a blog stuffed with years of articles about Boston technology startups and venture capital-backed companies, software development, Agile project management, managing software teams, designing web-based business applications, running successful software development projects, ecommerce and telecommunications.
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I’m Paul Seibert, Editor of Boston’s Hub Tech Insider, a Boston focused technology blog. I have been working in the software engineering and ecommerce industries for over fifteen years. My interests include computers, electronics, robotics and programmable microcontrollers, and I am an avid outdoorsman and guitar player. You can connect with me on LinkedIn, follow me on Twitter, follow me on Quora, even friend me on Facebook if you’re cool. I own and am trying to sell a dual-zoned, residential & commercial Office Building in Natick, MA. I have a background in entrepreneurship, ecommerce, telecommunications and software development, I’m a PMO Director, a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of several ecommerce and web-based software startups, the latest of which is Tshirtnow.net.
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Boston’s SensorLogic, a developer of machine-to-machine applications platforms, raises $5 Million December 20, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Business, Covera Ventures, Funds, Machine-to-Machine, SensorLogic, Sevin Rosen Funds, Startup company, Startups, UPS Strategic Enterprise Fund, Venture Capital
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Boston’s SensorLogic, a developer of machine-to-machine applications platforms, raises $5 Million from a group of investors led by Sevin Rosen Funds, Boston Millennia Partners, UPS Strategic Enterprise Fund and Covera Ventures.
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Boston’s Apperian, a maker of mobile applications, raises $500k from CommonAngels December 17, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: Apperian, Apple, boston, iPhone, Mobile application development, Mobile Applications, Mobile Computing, Mobile media, mobile software, mobile web, Startups, Venture Capital, Wireless Data
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Boston’s Apperian, a maker of mobile applications, raises $500k from CommonAngels.
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Boston’s AisleBuyer, a developer of smartphone-driven self-checkout technology for retailers, raises $4 Million December 9, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: AisleBuyer, Apps, boston, Echo Global Logistics, ecommerce, Groupon, Self checkout, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s AisleBuyer, a developer of smartphone-driven self-checkout technology for retailers, raises $4 Million from the founding investor of the following companies: InnerWorkings, Echo Global Logistics, Mediabank, Forseva and Groupon. [The Editor wishes to thank AisleBuyer’s Marketing Coordinator Katie Despres for pointing out a factual error in my earlier posting regarding the source of the investment capital, and I further wish AisleBuyer the best of good fortune in their exciting and important business venture!]
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Boston’s FitnessKeeper, maker of the popular RunKeeper application, raises $1.1 Million December 9, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Bryce Roberts, FitnessKeeper, iPhone, Jason Jacobs, LaunchCapital, O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, RunKeeper, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s FitnessKeeper, maker of the popular RunKeeper application, raises $1.1 Million from O’Reilly AlphaTech Ventures.
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Web Innovators Group 28 (WebInno28) – Five Year Anniversary: Monday, November 29, 2010 at 6:30 PM (ET) — FREE November 22, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Conferences, events, Investing, IPOs, Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Cambridge, Craig James, David Beisel, Mobile Applications, mobile web, NextView Ventures, Startups, Venture Capital, Web Innovators Group, World Wide Web
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Web Innovators Group 28 (WebInno28) – Five Year Anniversary: Monday, November 29, 2010 at 6:30 PM (ET) — FREE
WebInno is an informal gathering of people interested in internet and mobile innovation – open and FREE to all in the community.
This WebInno is special, as we’re celebrating the fifth anniversary of the event. We’ll both take a look back at the past five years and ahead to next five. Join the entire community in gathering around innovation in the entrepreneurial web ecosystem.
We begin with the doors officially opening at 6:30pm in the Cambridge Royal Sonesta Hotel. At 7pm in the Grand Ballroom we’ll hold our usual format of self-/angel-funded startups demo’ing to the audience in Main Dish showcases, and select an “Audience Choice” winner of the crowd’s favorite. During the entire evening’s event, Side Dish startup companies will provide informal demonstrations to the networking crowd from the Skyline Suites room.
(presenting at 7pm):
FanSwarm (Ayeah Games) – Doug Levin
HowAboutWe – Brian Schechter
Moontoast – Blair Heavey & Marcus Whitney
(demo’ing throughout the evening):
Ginger Software – Miki Feldman-Simon
My-Take – Rich Armstrong & Todd Hoskins
Penmia – Puneet Gangal
SocialSci – Leon Noel
Smashion – Daniel Ruan
Promoboxx – Ben Carcio & Dan Koziak
Woopid – Lester Rosensaft & Craig James
Monday, November 29, 2010 at 6:30 PM (ET)
Royal Sonesta Cambridge
40 Edwin H Land Blvd
Cambridge, MA 02142
Web Innovators Group
The Web Innovators Group (WebInno) is comprised of people engaged in internet and mobile innovation in the Boston area. We aim to support entrepreneurs, visionaries, and creative thinkers in the field by holding events which foster community interaction.
Our regular meetings provide a forum for entrepreneurs from self-funded/early-stage startups to present new services to their peers, as well as an opportunity for everyone in the community to share and exchange ideas.
WebInno was founded and is currently led by David Beisel of NextView Ventures.
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Boston’s OurStage, a provider of online music marketing services for bands, raises $6.2 Million October 4, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: Arts, Bands and Artists, boston, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Marketing and Advertising, Music, OurStage, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s OurStage, a provider of online music discovery and online marketing services for bands, raises $6.2 Million from a group of undisclosed investors.
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Boston’s Lytiks, a marketing software developer, raises $850K from a group of angel investors October 4, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Investing, Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: Angel Investing, Angel Investments, Angel investor, Angel Investors, boston, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s Lytiks, a marketing software developer, raises $850K from a group of angel investors including Peter Kroon, Nick Goggans, Sundar Subramaniam, and John Kelly.
Boston’s Mocospace, a provider of browser-based games for mobile devices, raises $3.5 Million from SoftBank Capital September 27, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Browser game, Games, Gaming, iPhone, Mobile Applications, Mobile phone, mobile software, mobile web, mocospace, SoftBank, SoftBank Capital, Startups, Venture Capital, Video Games, Video Gaming
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Boston’s Mocospace, a provider of browser-based games, entertainment, and a social network for mobile devices, raises $3.5 Million from SoftBank Capital.
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Smart Destinations, Inc., a Boston developer of travel planning & booking services, raises $3 MM from MMV Financial June 27, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Business, Financial Services, Recreation, Smart Destinations, Startups, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel Services, Venture Capital
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Smart Destinations, Inc., a Boston developer of travel planning, booking, and redemption of in-destination activities, raises $3 Million from MMV Financial.
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Boston’s Swaptree.com, an online used books, cds and video game service, raises $6 MM from Safeguard Scientifics June 21, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s Swaptree.com, an online used books, cds and video game service, raises $6 Million from Safeguard Scientifics
Boston’s MaxVision Holdings LLC, a ruggedized computer maker, raises $2 Million from Riverside Partners May 24, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: boston, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s MaxVision Holdings LLC, a ruggedized computer maker, raises $2 Million from Riverside Partners.
Boston’s Wordstream, Advertising Keyword Strategy Company, raises $6 Million in a Series B round of funding May 20, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Startups, Venture Capital.Tags: Advertising, boston, Startups, Venture Capital
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Boston’s Wordstream, a company that helps search advertisers choose the best keywords and strategies for their campaigns, raises $6 Million in a Series B round of funding from Egan-Managed Capital and Sigma Partners.
How many Massachusetts based companies are listed in the Fortune 500? April 23, 2010
Posted by HubTechInsider in Investing, Management, Manufacturing, Massachusetts High Technology, Military Contracting, Technology.Tags: boston, Cambridge, Fortune, Fortune 500, Framingham, Hopkinton, Massachusetts, Natick, Springfield, waltham
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There are 13 companies listed in this year’s Fortune 500 index of America’s largest corporations. The chart below lists all 13 Massachusetts-based companies that are in the Fortune 500, their headquarters town in Massachusetts, their rank in the Fortune 500, their 2008 revenues (in millions), and number of employees.
We can see that the 13 corporations in the Fortune 500 index of America’s largest corporations that are based in Massachusetts had combined 2008 revenues of $193 Billion dollars and employed a combined 530,000 people worldwide.
Waltham was the Massachusetts city with the most Fortune 500 company headquarters based within its borders, with three of the companies listed being based in the Watch City. Two were based in Cambridge, two in Framingham, two in Natick, two in Boston, and one each in Springfield and Hopkington.
More Articles From Boston’s Hub Tech Insider:
- Twelve Tips For Agile Project Planning and Estimating
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- The Hub Tech Insider Glossary of Mobile Web Terminology
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- How many Stock Options should executives at a startup be granted?
- Agile Development In Practice
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- Boston Area Video Game Companies
- Demandware eCommerce
- How to expand your professional network on LinkedIn
- How to use LinkedIn in your job search
- Twitter and network effects
- How much bandwidth does a smartphone use? How much bandwidth does an Apple iPad use? How much bandwidth does an Apple iPhone use?
- What is Scrum?
- What is a “Use Case”?
- What is a “User Story”?
- What is Indirect Spend?
- What is EDIINT? What is AS2, AS1, AS3 and AS4?