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March 2011

31 Portland, the city that hacks: PDX-OSGEO, Japan Crisis Camp, and PDX11 civic hackathons, Friday and Saturday
29 Looming deadlines: #140Conf NW speakers and 2011 Social Media “SoMe” Awards
28 Hey social media! Turn that frown… err world upside down
28 REMINDER: Attend Mobile Portland tonight to discover how mobile serves as a platform for change
25 There’s no such thing as bad press: Portland startups featured by Time Magazine, New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and Jimmy Fallon
24 Simply genius: Portland’s Cohdoo offers erasable, reusable iPhone sketch pads that make wireframing more tactile
24 Startup Weekend Portland IV: This time… it’s suburban
23 GadgetTrak recognized at International CTIA WIRELESS 2011 Emerging Tech Awards
23 Pitch Club: You’re not your khakis… I mean, unless your startup is about khakis
22 Android developer? Get ready to be happy. And pushy. Urban Airship streamlines push notifications for Android
22 With your iPhone and Meridian, getting lost in Powell’s Books may be a thing of the past
22 Picture yourself with funding: GigaPan Systems lands $1 million Angel round
21 MetaFilter is awesome and a dozen years old. Find out how that happened.
21 Miss out on Darius Monsef’s fireside chat at PIE? Don Park captured it for you
20 Turning to the people: RDTN.org provides current radiation readings from people in Japan
20 Gary Vaynerchuk returns to Portland to say Thank You
17 Help Panic help Japan: 100% of proceeds from today’s Panic sales go to earthquake victims
17 Shazam! Voila! and Alakazam! OpenSesame wins OEN Angel Oregon 2011 and 4-Tell walks away with the crowd favorite
15 Ripple effect: General Automotive Building headaches for startups cause further effects downstream
15 Portland could have the best cloud based startup… if you vote for PHP Fog
14 Why I broke up with Portland to build my startup… and why we’re back together
11 If Portland is truly going to foster the startup scene, user groups are a critical component
10 Finding funding faster: OTBC opens Oregon TechLaunch Boot Camp
8 Startup Weekend Portland progeny CPUsage ready to put your machine’s idle time to good use
7 Reminder: Emma is Hosting Lunch 2.0 on Wednesday
7 Can Portland become the next Yobongo town?
4 Still liking Instagram for iPhone photography? Portland’s Gramfeed will make you fall in love all over again
4 Small Society Wants to Have You over for Lunch
3 Red Hat and Max Ogden team up for Map Hack, an all night geolocation hackathon
2 Why is Portland a good town for startups?
1 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for February 2011

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