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Localized stock photo firm Shotzr raises $3M as it focuses on ad tech
“On these digital marketing platforms, everything is fronted by an image, all flying by in a quarter of a second on Facebook,” co-founder Frank Cardello said.
Austin-based accounting software startup opens Denver office
ScaleFactor has 12 employees locally and expects to increase that to around 100 within a year.
Photo printing startup Artifact Uprising leases space in Sunnyside
Owner and CEO: “This is a great neighborhood. We think that neighborhood is going to be what RiNo was a couple years ago.”
Photo storage company PhotoBucket finds a new office
The company is “still feeling the impact” of a 2017 subscription rollout gone bad, its new CEO acknowledges.
DTC video software startup, whose first client was the Broncos, raises $12.5M
PlayerLync CEO on growth in pro sports: “Once you’re in with a few, it’s a small-enough industry that you can almost become the standard quickly.”
WeWork leases another 85K square feet, this time in RiNo
The coworking company has taken an entire building and expects to open in the fourth quarter.
CU Denver student’s app aims to pair active travelers with local guides
“In the next few years, I think we could have a strong network of locals, in the same way that Lyft and Uber have their huge networks of drivers,” Alex Fletcher said.
First coworking space set to open in East Wash Park
Park, located at 1040 S. Gaylord St., offers monthly memberships starting at $300.
The ClassPass effect: Gym owners embrace app but still hope you’ll commit
ClassPass, which has operated in Denver for four years, offers members variety, but poses a challenge to most studios’ business model.
