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Vancouver startups moving beyond ‘shotgun approach’ to monetization

Vancouver startups moving beyond ‘shotgun approach’ to monetization

Many ditching free service model to target markets they know will pay a premium
Vancouver’s UrtheCast lands former head of U.S. intelligence agency as board member

Vancouver’s UrtheCast lands former head of U.S. intelligence agency as board member

The former director of a U.S. intelligence agency has secured a spot in the boardroom at Vancouver’s UrtheCast (TSX:UR). Letitia (Tish) Long’s tenure began Monday (February 23) at the B.C.
Counterfeiting fight spawns real revenue potential for Nanotech Security

Counterfeiting fight spawns real revenue potential for Nanotech Security

Burnaby company developing unique nanotechnology to battle banknote fraud
A selection of apps and tools to boost your productivity in 2015

A selection of apps and tools to boost your productivity in 2015

Work smarter, not harder – that’s one of my resolutions for 2015. Here then are some of my favourite tools for working smarter.
Former McAfee exec joins Absolute Software

Former McAfee exec joins Absolute Software

Former McAfee CTO Christopher Bolin has been named as chief product officer for Absolute Software
Optimizing mobile apps should be priority for online sellers: study

Optimizing mobile apps should be priority for online sellers: study

Businesses who sell products and services online should increase their focus on optimizing mobile sites, according to...

Infographic: The truth behind success with mobile apps

Competition is fierce among app developers. This infographic breaks down what it takes to succeed in this challenging field.
Non-browning apple developed in B.C. gets U.S. approval

Non-browning apple developed in B.C. gets U.S. approval

An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but what about keeping the brown away from apples? Due to a B.C. innovation, it will be a reality for many Americans who don’t have the appetite for apples whose flesh have gone brown after they’re sliced.
Telus Q4 profits rise 7.6% to $312m as gains made in wireless, wireline

Telus Q4 profits rise 7.6% to $312m as gains made in wireless, wireline

Telus (TSX:T) is tipping its hat to both its wireless and wireline divisions following a rise in profits in the fourth quarter of 2014. The Vancouver-based telecom giant reported Thursday (February 12) Q4 net income reached $312 million, a gain of 7.
Tech sector looks to lure Alberta talent to B.C.

Tech sector looks to lure Alberta talent to B.C.

Oil industry slump increasing West Coast appeal for wayward B.C. workers