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The early days of November bring to mind many important events: Election Day, the release of Halo 4, but this year the first week of November will mark another special occasion, at least in the city of Chicago.
Chicago-based nonprofit Benevolent announced plans for national expansion during a forum on innovation in philanthropy sponsored by the White House Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation in September.
Verge Game Studio has recently launched a Kickstarter campaign for their latest title — a gravity-centric space title called MaK that gives players the freedom to build (and destroy) their own creations in a sandbox environment.
This week grad student Gregory Keogh and professor Srdihar Condoor of SLU’s Parks College have have released a collection of successful entrepreneurial exercises in a free iBook.
The University of Missouri–St. Louis will welcome Apple executive Joel Davies as part of the Focus On Teaching and Technology Conference.
The concept of digital learning is taking over political discussions about education, and startups are rushing to fill the gap.
Peerless Network announced this week a new 12,600 square-foot state-of-the-art data center to be located at 840 South Canal Street.
ITEN, an open entrepreneurial network established by Innovate St. Louis, has unveiled a nifty infographic this week that highlights the growing advantages of rooting a company in the Midwest city’s growing startup community.
Portland-based personal data visualization startup Vizify rolled out real-time analytics and a redesigned mobile experience this week based on feedback from Vizify fans.
Portland-based Chirpify launched a new feature this week that allows people to monetize their Instagram feeds. Chirpify allows in-stream transactions by integrating with PayPal and taking 5% of each transaction.