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Category Archives: Social media
Quick Left goes Rube Goldberg for latest hackfest & a little side prize for LaunchBoulder readers
At past Quick Left hackfests, developers, designers and other technophiles were given three hours to build the likes of Arduino-powered devices, collaborative web apps and an e-mail card game. For tonight’s hackfest — which runs from 6 p.m. to 10 … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Boulder, Events/meetups, Social media
Tagged Amy Batchelor, Arduino, Brad Feld, hackfest, Quick Left, Rachel Scott
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CP+B uses Pinterest to launch P-INK.org tattoo campaign for mastectomy patients
Crispin Porter + Bogusky, the “disruptive” global ad agency with a creative hub in Boulder, has puts its weight behind a Pinterest pinboard that promotes body ink options for post-mastectomy breast cancer survivors. CP+B launched P.INK as a means for … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Boulder, Social media
Tagged Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Noel Franus, Pinterest
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Gnip bringing Twitter archives to enterprise customers
From “just setting up my twttr” to the billions of tweets that have come in the six and a half years since Twitter’s founding, Boulder-based Gnip today announced it is unleashing a platform that makes every public tweet available to … Continue reading
BlogFrog hops into “social influencer” sector, opens NY office
Boulder-based BlogFrog, a provider of blogging communities that include bloggers sponsored by well-known brands and marketers, on Monday made a hat trick’s worth of announcements, including the opening of a New York office and expansion into the “social influencer” sector. … Continue reading
Posted in Boulder, Marketing, New products, Social media
Tagged Better Homes and Gardens, BlogFrog, Holly Hamann, Ladies Home Journal, Lego, Meredith Corp., Old Navy, Oreo
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Simple Energy, TechStars alumnus, hires COO
Boulder-based Simple Energy, a developer of software applications for the energy industry, named Bud Vos as its chief operation officer, company officials announced on Monday. Vos, who most recently served as an executive with energy management services firm Comverge, was … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Social media, TechStars
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Won’t you be my neighor? Social media-style
Two weeks ago, TechCrunch highlighted a new social networking startup called Neighborland. The firm — geared toward connecting people in blocks, boroughs, districts and cities and helping them bring their ideas to fruition — had landed seed funding from a … Continue reading
Gnip nabs Tumblr firehouse
Boulder’s Gnip added another social biggie to its social media API today. Chris Moody, Gnip’s COO and president, dished the news in the firm’s . While some social platforms react quickly to news and other events, Tumblr conversations often spread … Continue reading
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