If you are looking to start up a business, look no further! This is a fantastic incubator programme that is sadly approaching its final year, and they are holding an info session tomorrow 1pm for those of you interested in jumping on the opportunity. Hey, I’ll be there! If you’re uncertain, let Sarah talk you into it, or speak with current EPIS entrepreneurs – Alex, Simon, Patrick, and an assortment of others.
Jeremy Klar, E-Club guru, has kindly provided the following inside scoop:
EPIS/E-club Information Session and 1-on-1 Meetings, Wednesday, June 17th
13:00-13:30, followed by 10 minute, individual meetings until 15:00
LT4, University of Edinburgh Business School, 7 Bristo Square
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Each week, we will be posing a question, with each of us providing our perspective of things. To kick our first Roundtable feature off, we’re asking the question:
Wow, that was the end of our first week and we’ve been absolutely thrilled at the feedback that we’ve received about StartupCafe! I’m not sure what we expected, but we’re certainly more than happy with all the suggestions people are emailing us. Here are a few of the potential new features that people have suggested:
More pancakes are at stake as we put our culinary obsession to more productive ends.
Kate and I recently had the joy of taking part in
Edinburgh based News prediction site Hubdub.com has recently appeared on CNN and the BBC website. They were mentioned in relation to
This week, the team behind the Google Maps announced Google Wave, a hybrid between email, instant messaging, online forums and wikis. Each Wave is a conversation – you can start a wave with any number of participants. A wave is started with an initial message (most likely an email) and participants communicate using instant messaging if they were online. In addition, they can attach documents, embed rich data including maps, documents and other files as well.
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