Located at the MIT-owned One Broadway Street building in Kendall Square, Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) houses more than 175 companies in over 100,000 square feet of office space and prices everything per person, so smaller companies can add more space as they grow. There are no long-term leases, either--it’s all month to month.
I had...
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From Is Online Payroll Software The Better Option?. No sizable company can function without a number of employees. And, of course, where there are employees, there will be payroll. After all, employees do not work for free. Payroll is boring, yes, and unglamorous too. Regardless, it is a most fundamental and...
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Comic from the great NatalieDee
The Grube talks about an Apple-less MacWorld and how it will be a pretty sad show without the regular one-ring circus that is the Steve Jobs keynote but that it won’t be absolutely horrible, with smaller companies actually getting some attention this time. My thinking? Nah. Big trade shows are...
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My love for Blu-ray players grows whenever companies add another feature that has nothing to do with Blu-ray. Now any worthwhile player is a home-entertainment hub, replacing cable box and Apple TV alike. How soon till they handle everything?
We looked at the four newly announced flagship players from the four biggest Blu-ray companies, LG,...
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It still seems strange, on the face of it. iTunes is the ginormousest force in digital music, beaming out billions of bits a day. Apple paid $80 million (maybe) for Lala, a streaming site you've never heard of. Why?
First, let's look at what Lala is. (Or was.) It's three things, really: A CD trading...
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