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Alexis Madrigal is a tech writer for the Atlantic, and he is doing a tour of the south looking at technology startups. His latest entries are on some startups at the American Underground incubator in American Tobacco...
Alexis Madrigal is a tech writer for the Atlantic, and he is doing a tour of the south looking at technology startups. His latest entries are on some startups at the American Underground incubator in American Tobacco...
cool, thanks for posting. of course, the guy needs a fact checker: " The region has been particularly strong in biotechnology spun out of Duke, the University of North Carolina, and Wake Forest."
cool, thanks for posting. of course, the guy needs a fact checker: " The region has been particularly strong in biotechnology spun out of Duke, the University of North Carolina, and Wake Forest."
We actually have a couple of spinoffs that came over from Winston-Salem, so he's right on that.
Also don't forget a companion article written by Sarah Rich, that covers some of the Durham start-ups including the new Monuts Donuts trike:
cool, thanks for posting. of course, the guy needs a fact checker: " The region has been particularly strong in biotechnology spun out of Duke, the University of North Carolina, and Wake Forest."
Ouch. Like NC State people needed another reason to feel unappreciated.
Ouch. Like NC State people needed another reason to feel unappreciated.
I KNOW!!! I was thinking the same! When they could well have been the initial driving force??? At least that was my perspective when I first moved here.
There's supposed to be a day focused on Raleigh, too. Nice to see the Atlantic looking at startups in the south in general, and in their giving a couple of days to the Triangle in particular.
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