As a first time CEO, there were times when I would sit at my desk and think, “What should I be doing today?” This feeling was especially strong after every financing round closed. After our seed round, we had defined the product and the engineers were coding it. I didn’t code. After I hired the executive team and started delegating, most of the bases were covered.
(Source: scott.a16z.com)
She applied for and was granted the Thomas Andrew McKinley ‘06 Entrepreneur Grant, which provided her $5,000 to live in Ghana and set up African Art Stands, an import/export nonprofit. She spent the spring semester making contacts with artists, collecting art, and shipping the pieces back to Alaska, her home state, where she planned to sell them at galleries.
A trade group and a Native Corporation are teamed up to promote a program that attracts movie and television productions to Alaska.
Alaska Dispatch, the state’s leader for online news, is reporting a banner year for growth in revenue and readership. Because of our relentless coverage of Alaska our readership has grown by more than 300 percent in the past year.
gScreen’s dual-screen laptop offering is finally here. Can added utility outweigh a hefty price? ($1899) “Unlike Lenovo’s past offering, in which an extra little screen was cool but not essential enough to justify lugging it around everywhere, gScreen has a complete dual-screen setup that’s far more portable than a comparable desktop solution would be. As a mobile workstation, gScreen might just have something. Designers and those in finance, to name a couple, could certainly find use in being able to bring a pair of screens with them anywhere.”
(Source: gscreenlaptop.com)