Women make up less than two percent of the open source developer community, according to a 2007 survey by the National Center for Women & Information Technology. The Philadelphia chapter of women's tech education group Girl Develop It wants to get those numbers up, and it's starting locally.

Creative aspirants descended on Huge last week for a night of feedback on their porfolios from Art Directors in a position to hire.

Operation CMYK won a Webby for website for a celebrity chef, beating out sites for pop stars and a dead comedy legend.

A consulting company with expertise in open source search engines is building out a set of SaaS products that will grow the business steadily over time. It's bootstrapping its growth with a virtual team of 12, including its Brooklyn founder.

"Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown was a no-show at Tuesday’s debate and someone did what usually happens these days—posted a notice on Craigslist."

In this week's Startup Roundup, more background on an SEC investigation into Chris Saridakis, a local tech executive and angel investor, plus in other news, Edison Ventures get a 3x return and Biomeme finds a N3rd Street office

It's more from a city-commissioned survey on the economic impact of the incubator program that receives city funding and has become one of the anchors of entrepreneurship in the region.

8 years of Bushwick Open Studios. We give you some technological art to go see.

More than three times as many IT professionals live in Brooklyn than work here. That's one of several findings from a new study of the local innovation economy.