Innovation & Job News

Danny Boice, cofounder of conference calling disruptor Speek, gives EDC the skinny on the new enterprise-class service for those who want better from their conference call meetings.

DC-based SimpleTix is also hiring four developers and business development salespeople to respond to growth.

Want to get in on the DC Tech scene? Check out this sample of events, all featuring local startups and all free or less than $25 to attend.

A curated list of who is hiring in D.C. tech this week. Read on for this week's roundup, with jobs for techies, sales pros and more.

Orate, a company born from D.C.'s 2014 Startup Weekend, is incubating at The Startup Factory in Durham, NC. When the cofounders return to D.C. in November, they will already have money in the bank.

Zoomph, the company that powers the social media hubs at Wizards, Caps, Mystics and Orioles games, has some cool new features for fans and for clients.

RideScout, a transportation aggregator developed at 1776 in D.C. that currently serves 69 U.S. cities, announces today that they've been acquired by moovel, a Daimler company and the parent company of car2go.

Raises for nvite and Avizia, fun stuff and a WSJ mention for iSL, Disruption starts dispensing advice and cove expands yet again.

NetRef, a product from Verite Group's newly spunoff Verite Educational Systems, lets teachers and parents control Internet device access from one screen.

A regular guide to events of interest to the D.C. Tech and startup community.

Betterific, a digital suggestion box that facilitates user feedback campaigns for brands large and small, has launched its first physical product, one based on the "idea that launched the company."

YaSabe, the bilingual search engine and data crawler out of Herndon, is making waves by partnering with traditional media outlets as they expand their digital reach.

Two McLean High School science teachers were fed up with not having a raise in five years. So they started a doughnut business on the side. Now, they're toying with the idea of going all-in.

Clearly Innovative, a D.C web and mobile application design firm, launched an app to help small businesses navigate the D.C. Health exchange.

Hugh & Crye, a Georgetown dress shirt designer that believes men come in more sizes than S, M, L and XL, has launched a successful Kickstarter campaign to sell similarly sized T-shirts.