Last week New York emerged as the clear leader in the emerging world of web-based television. With back to back events from all of the major web pro...
Since the beginning of the New York tech renaissance around 2003, the number of start-ups in New York has grown and the city has joined the ranks of Boston and San Francisco as one of the country's leading technology centers.
Sometimes, it's easy to forget just how far New York has come in the past five years. But sitting in the Skirball Center at NYU at the most recent Ne...
Still, the Valley remains the center of the technological world. In my judgment, for mainstream startups, there's only one place to rival it: the center of the rest of the world: New York City.
Given my passion for technology, and the growing role of New York in the tech sector, this trip gave me some important insights into why the Valley is so powerful, and in many ways so different from New York.
After Silicon Valley, few cities know the benefits of the tech boom better than New York. "Silicon Alley" is now home to hundreds of tech startups, helping to diversify an economy that for many years was undeniably reliant on Wall Street's might.
A look at the New York Tech Scene from the NYCEDC Entrepreneur at Large: From the NYC Entrepreneur at Large - I admit it - it had been a while since...
Let's get the NY vs. San Fransisco Reality TV Debate out of the way.
Thanksgiving is a time for looking back -- and thinking about the year ahead. So with that in mind -- I wanted to take this time to share some things I'm thankful for in this growing tech city.
The New York Tech Scene roared back to life last week, even as damages from Hurricane Sandy continued to impact some businesses.
We're now fully in recovery mode, as both the tech community and the city works to repair, rebuild and get back to work.
There are some great stories to be told, and we bail out -- dry out -- and powerup. But first, let's take a quick snapshot of companies impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
NEW YORK (AP) — New York's mayor has made no secret of his quest to have the Big Apple rival Silicon Valley as a high-tech hub. The c...
NEW YORK, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Smartphones do not necessarily make for smart owners. In response to a sharp spike in iPhone thefts from...
Following his support for the controversial anti-piracy legislation proposed by SOPA and PIPA, Senator Chuck Schumer is now tackling another internet ...
You can hardly swing a foam dart gun without hitting an XBox in startupville these days. We're all for a little fun around the office, but at some point, the hoodie and Vans pendulum swings too far, and a little formality is needed.
The founders of SumAll have written a "SumAll Constitution," a set of bylaws that build in social responsibility, and earmark 10% of the company's equity for a social foundation they've set up.
NEW YORK — Just as a trench dug in the 1800s created a shortcut to the nation's interior and helped make New York a global trading hub, the city...
NEW YORK -- Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Tuesday the launch of a website mapping Internet startups in New York City that are hiring. Speaking ...
When our start-up, Dashlane, started working on building our product in Paris, we knew that our success or failure would be decided in the United Stat...
NY Tech Meetup, a community comprised of more than 19,000 technology enthusiasts, held a large rally Wednesday afternoon to protest the anti-piracy le...
New York subways bear witness to 40 tons of garbage a day. Did you know that includes discarding $52 million a year in real, live money? Well, that's ...
The donor behind Cornell's record setting, $350 million gift has been revealed to be businessman and philanthropist Charles Feeney, an alumni from the...
It's a battle as old as time. David Chang versus Alice Waters. Brooklyn Bridge versus Golden Gate. Bruce Wayne versus Gavin. It's New York versus...
Happy to be riding the subway? As with most things these days, there's an app that already knew that. Introducing HappyStance, the winner of Times...
