I just saw this and thought it was awesome. I wish I was launching a web app (but I'm not), so if you are, and you're student, get on board.

Hi everyone, Bela Hamid, Thomas Drapier, Jessica Williamson and I have been working very hard lately and now we're ready to launch StartupCafe: "We aim to be a fun and humorous place to go to for local startup news. We’ll be offering you an alternative commentary of tech, startup and social media news; along with … Continue reading Interested in Local Startup News? Head to StartupCafe.co.uk! →

[NOTICE: If you are interested in attending something like this in Edinburgh - please leave a comment so we can gauge interest] Thanks to Hermoine Way from TechFluff.tv, along with Jonathan Sarno and Alex Cone from CodeFab, I had the pleasure of getting a scholarship to the iPhone Bootcamp in London this weekend. The iPhone … Continue reading iPhone Bootcamp →

So unless you've been under a rock lately (or not in the Tech scene in Edinburgh), you will know that the Social Innovation Camp is rolling into town. I've submitted two ideas of my own: GiveKnitting.org and Girls in Tech. But I've been keeping an eye on the other entries, and wanted to talk about … Continue reading SICamp: My favorite submissions →

I was driving into Edinburgh today and spotted someone training for the Moonwalk - the lady was the first person this year I saw training for the walk, and prompted me to write this post. For people that have never heard of the Moonwalk, here's the basic idea: take 10,000 men and women, get them … Continue reading Volunteer Management: How the Moonwalk gets it right →

've just got back from the Lovelace Colloquium held at Leeds University organised by Hannah Dee. The colloquium is an event for all computing students within the UK and included a series of talks from Gillain Arnold (IBM), Cornelia Boldyreff (Lincoln University), Julie Greensmith a.k.a. Dr Thrill (Nottingham), Eileen Brown (Microsoft) and Karen Groenink (Google). … Continue reading Lovelace Colloquium 2009 →

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