At GameJam, teams compete to design games in one day
At GameJam, teams had 10 hours to think of an idea for a brand new educational game and bring it to fruition.
At GameJam, teams had 10 hours to think of an idea for a brand new educational game and bring it to fruition.
Google Ventures partner Rick Klau and founders from startups backed by Google Ventures share their stories during Stanford’s E-Week Friday.
African-based entrepreneurs are shifting from the social impact model in favor of a for-profit model, which delivers revenue and social benefit, according to experts at Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Week.
Professor Tom Byers spoke at Entrepreneurship Week, saying that entrepreneurial ventures depend not only on engineers and computer scientists, but on humanities students as well.
Originally an anti-stadium advocacy group, Santa Clara Plays Fair is growing into a prominent city watchdog for other city issues. They’ve earned respect of city leaders and local media.
Venture capitalists at Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Week advised young entrepreneurs to take advantage of Silicon Valley resources and mentors.
Lobbyist Crisand Giles works for the Building Industry Association of the Bay Area, where she helps builders negotiate with cities on development fees, green building, green-house gas reduction, and storm water regulation.
The A’s’ ownership group wants to move the team to the South Bay, but the Giants claim “territorial rights” to the region, meaning they can block any attempt by a Major League Baseball team to relocate there.
Despite unusually elevated levels of lead and traces of other hazardous materials, Cupertino officials voted to build a dog park on Mary Avenue.