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A story in Thursday's Computerworld describes how the security expert Thomas Ryan invented the character "Robin Sage" to demonstrate some of the risks of social networking. Ryan "used a few photos to portray the fictional Sage on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter as an attractive, somewhat flirty cybergeek, with degrees from MIT and a prestigious prep school in New Hampshire.
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New York City finally has its own accelerator. Here's how it's doing. New York City's brand new startup accelerator, SeedStart, just graduated its first class of companies. New York's lack of its own answer to Y-Combinator -- the ultra-successful accelerator program in Silicon Valley -- has been a common knock against the local tech scene.
In years past, the best-and-brightest all came to NYC to work in law, fashion, or finance. The talent's still coming, but those industries have all shrunk. The big beneficiary is the start-up scene. The San Francisco Bay Area has more VC firms and dollars invested than all East Coast cities combined. But the NY scene has recently been getting uppity. Chris Dixon wrote a story, the NY Times wr
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