ProtonMedia secures $2.5M to advance social collaboration platform
It doesn't take Ron Burns, CEO and founder of ProtonMedia in Lansdale, to start talking about the "death of distance," a concept academics have debated for more than a decade.
Approval of Constar's DiamondClear technology signals Philadelphia company's rebirth
When Constar, a global provider of PET plastic packaging for food and beverages that employs about 200 at its Philadelphia headquarters, declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy last December, there were signs that pointed to a quick recovery.
Marcellus Shale estimate increased
A Penn State professor has pieced together the first hard production data on the Appalachian Marcellus Shale and concludes that it could supply U.S. energy needs for almost two decades.
Repower America campaign opens PA offices
Repower America, a public awareness campaign to convert the U.S. to clean energy, is opening offices this week in Pittsburgh and West Chester.
Q and A: Jerry Greiner of Arcadia University
A billboard that greets thousands of eyes every day next to 30th Street Station, in the heart of the University City section of Philadelphia, announces Arcadia University as the nation's preeminent study abroad school.
Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corp. to build new headquarters
Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corporation will build a new, 2,550-square foot home in the Lebanon Valley Business Park.
"Unstoppable" film shoot brings $91 million project to Cameron County and Western PA
�Unstopppable� will bring $91 million in jobs and revenues to the state, thanks to a 25 percent film tax credit offered to producer 20th Century Fox.
All Hail the Billtown Craft-Beer Revolution! (part 2 of 2)
Lycoming County's burgeoning microbrew scene is comprised of small, scrappy breweries that prefer to compete with the big dogs by supporting each other and maintain a regional reputation for excellence.
Trading Touch for Sight: UPMC Researchers Working to Offer Eyesight to the Blind
BrainPort, a new device being studied at UPMC's Fox Center for Vision Restoration, could offer a form of eyesight to the blind using sensory substitution to restore sight.
Maple Glen's Easy Walking gives patients more support, options
Eli Razon estimates he drives 50,000 miles and flies 200,000 miles annually, traveling to clinics, rehab centers and family homes to help people with disabilities or chronic diseases learn how to walk.