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Summary: The kind folks at Seed Hatchery invited me to MobileCampMemphis this weekend, and I want to show you some pictures of EmergeMemphis, an incubator in downtown Memphis for tech startups. A couple dozen companies call this place work, including FedEx Labs, StiQRd, Work For Pie, Obeedo, and Krikle. If you can’t see the slideshow above, click [...]
The kind folks at Seed Hatchery invited me to MobileCampMemphis this weekend, and I want to show you some pictures of EmergeMemphis, an incubator in downtown Memphis for tech startups. A couple dozen companies call this place work, including FedEx Labs, StiQRd, Work For Pie, Obeedo, and Krikle.
If you can’t see the slideshow above, click through to Flickr.
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Andrew Mager is a hacker advocate at Spotify in New York City.
Andrew Mager works for Spotify.
Andrew Mager is a hacker advocate at Spotify in New York City. Before moving to NY, Andrew worked at SimpleGeo & Ning in San Francisco. Previously, he was an associate technical producer at CBS Interactive. Andrew studied print & electronic journalism at Virginia Tech, where he created a student-run online news publication called Planet Blacksburg.
In 2006, Andrew interned at ESPN in Bristol, CT, working for the Sports Production team doing Javascript and SQL experiments. Prior to that, he worked at the WSLS-TV NBC 10 in Roanoke, VA, as a web intern. In his freshman year of college, Andrew worked at the local ESPN Radio station answering phone calls and writing scripts for the local afternoon talk show.
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