New York's coastline is at risk of sliding into the sea and an unlikely savior has appeared. This isn't the synopsis for the next Hollywood disas...
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...
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.
Matt wanted to do his own designs, and so he took his vision for watches and launched Steel Cake, his very own watch brand. Soon he was a small designer shipping his designs overseas to get them produced. It wasn't fun.
Three years ago, NY announced it's first ever class of "Venture Fellows" - a program that brings entrepreneurs from around the world to learn from a ...
This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was notable, not so much for what was there as what has vanished.
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...
This week, NYCEDC had an 'eat our own dog food' moment. We decided to have a 'virtual' office hours event for the Entrepreneur at Large community. We learned a lot, both about the tech and the city -- and most importantly we learned that we'll do it again.
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.
The red hot founders of N.Y.'s tech scenetook the stage at the Monaco Media Forum to share the news -- New York is on track to beat silicon valley.
We're now fully in recovery mode, as both the tech community and the city works to repair, rebuild and get back to work.
Tech used to mean software, but that's changing rapidly.
For startups at the intersection of media, technology and storytelling -- there hasn't been a place to call home. Until now.
Mayor Bloomberg had declared the week of September 24th "Maker Week" in New York -- and it seems every Maker for hundreds of miles in every direction took him up on it.
With the crisp fall weather setting in, last week was still red hot in the tech sector.
A look at the NY Tech Scene from the NYCEDC Entrepreneur at Large: This week marks the first full week of the fall tech season in New York - and ther...
At last night's NYC BigApps3.0 awards ceremony, Mayor Michael Bloomberg told the audience that he'd been a software developer -- once -- in college.
If you look at the data, New York is - today - the center of the media universe. Headquarters for 29 of global media companies - New York is 2.4x l...
Daniel Sambucci opened up shop in Willets Point fifty-nine years ago. Now when Sambucci, 79, looks across 36th Avenue, he finds himself under the ominous shadow of a $900 million baseball stadium.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg welcomed the first tenants of the city's business incubator at 160 Varick Street at a press conference this morning.
