Titans Clash in Philly: the Battle Between Comcast and Verizon Heats Up
Comcast and Verizon have been trading blows in Philadelphia for a while, vying for hearts, minds and subscriptions.
Q and A: Mark Basla, DVIRC
On Wednesday, June 24, the Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center hosted the state's first manufacturing summit on sustainability
Q and A: Chad Ludeman and Nic Darling of Postgreen
We sat down with the guys behind the highly acclaimed 100K House to find out about their company's next project, which is to build even more energy efficient homes than before--with a wider selection of design options.
Spectacle: Bistro 7 and the Beet Salad
Michael O'Halloran is out of space. His diminutive Old City BYOB, Bistro 7 is cozy and intimate (for diners) but challengingly short on elbow room for the chef and his sole line cook.
AnySource Media is About to Cram the Internet into Your TV
AnySource Media CEO Mike Harris wants to bring Internet video to HDTV, and his Malvern-based startup has built a software platform that does just that.
Spectacle: Creative Entrepreneurs of Philly
Going For It: Bootstrapping Booms in Philadelphia
Unlikely as it might seem in this economy, startup companies continue to crop up across southeastern Pennsylvania.
The Millionaire Boys Club
The story of Xoxide.com is that rare tale of three high school computer whizzes making millions; it is a tale of computer shells, tachometers, blow driers, bird cages, and after-market Ford Mustang parts.
Community in Competition: Philly's Design Industry Grows Up
The American Institute of Graphic Arts helped launch the First Annual Philadelphia Design Awards this spring, pushing the city's dynamic design community one step closer toward its rightful place in the sun.
Q and A: George Jensen, CEO of USA Technologies
By making cash disappear, George Jensen has brought in huge profits for USA Technologies in the last few years. Last June, the company reported $16 million in revenue--$7 million more than fiscal 2007.