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June 17th, 2008

Portland Start-up Index for June 2008: Some movement for the same list

by Rick Turoczy
5 Comments

It's that time again. Techvibes has published its latest installation of the Portland Start-up Index. And while there's a bit of jostling among the usual gang, no new companies and/or products appear on the list this time around. The highest climber? Jama Software, followed by Iterasi. The biggest drop was Lightfleet. So, without further ado:

As always, this list comes with some caveats. The Techvibes index ranks Portland area tech start-up Web sites---sometimes a series of products from one company, sometimes the corporate site---based on an average of Alexa and Compete traffic rankings. And they don't take into account widget activity. Numbers, movement, and other details are available on the Portland Start-up Index page.

5 Responses to “Portland Start-up Index for June 2008: Some movement for the same list”

Rick Turoczy says:

June 17, 2008 at 1:05 pm

I think there are quite a few companies missing here, but most conspicuously absent, in my opinion? Vidoop.
Jennifer Davis says:

June 17, 2008 at 9:12 pm

Great list! It is exciting to think that all of these start-ups are in Portland. I wish them all the best and will anxiously anticipate the next rankings.
thisKat says:

June 17, 2008 at 10:09 pm

Perhaps Vidoop wasn’t considered a Portland company this time around since they haven’t completed the move of corporate headquarters from Tulsa.
Rick Turoczy says:

June 17, 2008 at 10:16 pm

@thisKat I think that’s a valid point. But I’d already used my “Isn’t Kongregate in the Bay Area?”, “Why are some of these products and some of these companies?”, and other similar complaints. I had to find something new about which to whine.
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