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MUST READS
Indie game designer FlyClops just released a new version of Domino! Now you can play multiplayer without a Facebook account, as per this tweet.
Valley Forge-based search engine DuckDuckGo started recruiting a Philly-area marketing street team. The company is looking for students — get more details here. Students will develop their own marketing campaigns and the successful ones will be launched worldwide, says DuckDuckGo’s Community Manager Zac Pappis.
Flying Kite covers the new class of the Project Liberty Digital Incubator, which just moved in to the new Philadelphia Daily News and Inquirer offices. Check out our earlier coverage here. The startups are Rumble, tapCLIQ and Zaahah.
GIVE A GLANCE
Man Cave Kingdom, the Cherry Hill, N.J.-based ecommerce site for (yes) man cave items, is hiring a Chief Marketing Officer, according to its website. The startup also launched a new blog.
Regalii, which offers a platform for Latin American families to send remittances home, was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Regalii is participating in the current GoodCompany Ventures’ class.
MIGHT BE WORTH YOUR TIME
Philly Startup Leaders released two video interviews as part of its Startup Stories series. Entrepreneurs Balu Chandrasekaran of Lokalty and Zikria Syed of NextDocs, which is below, are both featured.
West Conshohocken’s office space finder OpenDesks just started a series on the “ins and outs of finding office space.”
ThingWorx, the Exton-based company that uses technology to make inanimate objects more useful, recently teamed up with Dirt Road Data to produce agricultural metrics for smarter farming, according to a press release.
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