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Entrepreneurship getting you down? Listen to Roy Spence talk!


2010
06.22

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It will change your perspective!

EO Texas Round Up – Roy Spence
http://vimeo.com/11899581

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“EO Texas Round Up – Roy Spence”

Contact me anytime,

Chris

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Chris Fagan on Fox 4 News


2010
05.13

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My good friend Chris Fagan talks about his new company MobeStream and their product Key Ring. Chris and his partner Ross Bates received funding from Tech Wildcatters a local technology accelerator. Find out more about Chris and his company at http://www.keyringapp.com

Check out his interview below with Fox 4 News here in Dallas.

Great Job Chris and Ross I’m looking for great things in the years to come!

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Is Radio Dead?


2010
04.21

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I’ll be brief – Radio isn’t dead just sounds better when delivered online.  Here are some great examples of how a local CNN 1190 AM radio personality Winston Edmondson (http://www. ProjectInnovation.net) utilizes the web to expand his show.  It’s hard for me to catch the show each day from 1-2pm but I like to listen to the show at my convenience, I use Justin.tv as my Tivo for radio.

See Winston’s Show here.

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When I think of Dallas I think of… Technology?


2010
03.22

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My family I moved to Dallas June 2008, shortly after that I set out to find the Dallas Technology community.  So I Google’d and asked and Google’d and asked and I could not find ‘THE’ place where all the technology community lived.  Then one day I found CoHabitat.

CoHabitat is a co-working space for hackers, programmers, and genuinely smart people to work and share office space. Its become more than that for me.  It’s a place to get inspired, find help, share ideas, and draw a fresh beer from the keg-aerator now and then. There are people who are building companies, programming software applications, writing blogs, and creating digital art.  The kind of people I relate too.  Quickly after arriving I thought CoHabitat the center of the Dallas technology community. CoHabitat may be the center of the Technology community in Dallas but here are a few other sparks in Cities near by:

So I asked myself, “how can I create more sparks to help fuel the Dallas Tech community, write and create sustainable events!”

  1. Write in my personal Blog ccwalters.com
  2. Event that celebrates Geek Culture called IgniteDallas
  3. Build a company in 54 hours at Dallas Startup Weekend
  4. Write a weekly blog for The Startup Digest Dallas

I’m just getting started, but I am not doing it alone.  It takes many dedicated people to keep an ecosystem like Dallas feed with sustainable events and engaging content.  Some of those people are:

What sparks have you started?  Would you be interested in helping keep our sparks lit?

CW