Startup Roundup: Vuzit goes social, WizeHive giving away $250,000

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DEFINITE READS

WizeHive is giving away $250,000 worth of accounts after Google announced that it is shuttering Google Wave.
Vuzit is going social. The company announced DocuPub yesterday, which provides better integration for social media framworks, it says.

MIGHT BE WORTH YOUR TIME

Viddler recently announced that its analytics tools now are augmented by GetClicky. The company was also recently chosen as the video host for BroadwayJoe.tv, Joe Nameth’s new web show.
TechCrunch writes about DreamIt-incubated Adapt.ly, a social network ad campaign manager. We covered the emerging new company last month.
myYearBook CEO Geoff Cook writes about why it’s great to run an 80+ employee company from New Hope, just outside of Philadelphia.

GIVE A GLANCE

P’unk Ave has released new changes to its Apostophe content management system.
NuPathe’s IPO began trading on NASDAQ at $10 per share Friday, and this morning is down $0.75 to $8.33.
Got a messy office? Neat Company wants to see it — and they’re offering prizes in exchange.
Orpheus Media Research‘s YouTube channel was updated with a new video explaining its Myna music search technology Monday.
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