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TEDxCincinnati returns for its fifth year with a new format and location
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POSSIBLE brings innovative ideas to the advertising industry
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International movie filmed locally at center stage at Cannes Film Festival
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Lisnr developed a data-over-audio tech that has widespread applications
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People’s Liberty grantees featured on national podcast
Kevin Wright and Joe Nickol wrote The Neighborhood Playbook to unite community developers and everyone else around common goals, starting in Cincinnati.
TEDxCincinnati returns for its fifth year with a new format and location
TEDxCincinnati returns for the fifth year on June 17, but this time to a newly renovated Memorial Hall. The 2017 Main Stage Event not only features a change of venue, but also a new, innovative program format.
POSSIBLE brings innovative ideas to the advertising industry
Local firm POSSIBLE takes a daring new approach to traditional advertising mechanisms. In 2015, it launched the #FebrezeSong ads, and has carried over the innovative approach to its other brands and markets.
International movie filmed locally at center stage at Cannes Film Festival
"The Killing of a Sacred Deer," which was filmed in Cincinnati last year and stars Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman, is being screened at the Cannes Film Festival this week.
Cincinnati ranks in the top 150 best large cities to start a business
Cincinnati is known for its startup scene and constant flow of new, small business openings. But how does it rank when stacked up against other large U.S. cities?
Lisnr developed a data-over-audio tech that has widespread applications
Founded in 2012, local startup Lisnr developed a data-over-audio technology in 2014 that could replace Bluetooth, NCR and QR code scanning.
Aviatra Accelerators’ Flight Night celebrates LAUNCH finalists
Last week, Aviatra Accelerator hosted Flight Night, a forum for startups from the group's LAUNCH class to pitch their businesses and compete for a $25,000 loan.
Cintrifuse serves as model to spur Pittsburgh business collaboration
A Pittsburgh awards ceremony that honors corporations for their work with startups looked to local incubator Cintrifuse as a model for connecting companies large and small.
Artist puts unique twist on house revitalization in Camp Washington
Mark Dejong purchased a house in Camp Washington a few years ago, and after removing all of the floors and walls of the three-story building, installed a giant swing.
People’s Liberty grantees featured on national podcast
Kevin Wright and Joe Nickol wrote The Neighborhood Playbook to unite community developers and everyone else around common goals, starting in Cincinnati.
