Younger people may be more instinctive about technology, but it’s not rocket science and it’s…
By Caroline Clarke
Entrepreneur Rey Flemings turns tagged photos into interactive shopping galleries
With Stipple Inc., Rey Flemings allows online businesses to monetize their images through a unique…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Posted: November 28, 2011
Tags: Facebook, Flickr, Justin Timberlake, Michael Dungan, monetize, Rey Flemings, Rihanna, Stipple, Stipple Inc., Tennman Records, Tumblr, WordPress
Creativity, persistence, capital and connections will drive the advancement of high-growth African American businesses
What’s needed to maintain forward momentum for the emerging digerati? You guessed it – capital.…
By Derek T. Dingle
Posted: November 22, 2011
Tags: A Gathering of Angels Urban Entrepreneurship Summit, A. Michael Green, Ben Franklin Technology Partners, Black In America 4: The New Promised Land - Silicon Valley, blacks in technology, Chad Womack, CNN, Dr. Chad Womack, DreamIt Ventures, dt ogilvie, George Fraser, GoKit.me, Hajj Flemings, Hank Williams, Huffington Post, Johnathan Holifield, Jonathan Holifield, Kloudco, Mike Green, Minority Angel Investor Network, Rutgers Business School Center for Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development, SocialWayne.com, startup, Terrence Hicks, The America21 Project, Wayne Sutton
What steps need to happen to increase our presence in Silicon Valley
Following the premier of CNN’s Black in America 4: The New Promised Land: Silicon Valley,…
By Hajj Flemings
Posted: November 17, 2011
Tags: angel investors, Black in America, Black in America: The New Promised Land, CNN, Hank Williams, hashtag, Kloudco, Michael Arrington, NewMe Accelerator Program, Rob Schoble, Silicon Valley, STEM, TechCrunch, Twitter, venture capitalists
Soledad O'Brien examines the problems and promise of blacks in technology
Soledad O’Brien examines the problems and promise of blacks in technology
By Elayne Fluker
Posted: November 12, 2011
Tags: Angela Benton, Black in America, Black In America 4, Black Web 2.0, Black Web Media, blacks in technology, Hajj Flemings, Michaela Angela Davis, Silicon Valley, Soledad O'Brien, The New Promised Land: Silicon Valley, Wayne Sutton
TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington may be unsure but people of color are making strides in STEM
In a clip from CNN’s Black in America 4 TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington stated that…
By h2opeace@yahoo.com
Posted: November 9, 2011
Tags: Black In America 4, CNN, Diversity, entrepreneur, FourSquare, Michael Arrington, minorities, Mitch Kapor, NewMe Accelerator Program, racism, Silicon Valley, startup, STEM, TechCrunch, Tristan Walker, Twitter
Tech company allows you to discover new apps based on your social circle
Imaginary Feet co-founder Patrick Jackson shares insight on how his company manages to carve out…
By Anslem Samuel
Posted: November 9, 2011
Tags: app, Apple App Store, Comicon, ControlShift, Cooties, Crosswalk, Emil Anticevic, Frametastic, Howard University, Imaginary Feet, National Security Agency, pagelime, Patrick Jackson, SpyPic, SpyVid, Thomas McLeod, World of Warcraft
How to run a school for the betterment of the teachers, students and parents
P-TECH principal Rashid Ferrod Davis shares his personal techniques for managing a staff of teachers…
By Souleo
Underwritten by IBM, P-TECH focuses on giving kids the tools to succeed in the STEM industry
The Department of Education, the City University of New York (CUNY) and IBM partnered to…
By Souleo
Will Lucas customizes content for retailers
About a year ago, Jayson Rogers, a second-generation operator of McDonald’s fast-food restaurants, found out…
By Dale Coachman
