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Growth hacking
fromTechCrunch
1 week ago

Why these founders ditched social ads for Taylor Swift concerts and prison tablets | TechCrunch

Guerrilla tactics—school tours, brand ambassadors, event activations, speaking circuits, and coalition building—enabled startups to reach niche customer segments effectively.
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fromBronx Times
2 months ago
New York City

City Council approves Just Home housing project despite objections from Mayor Adams, Council Member Marmorato - Bronx Times

fromBronx Times
2 months ago
New York City

City Council approves Just Home housing project despite objections from Mayor Adams, Council Member Marmorato - Bronx Times

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fromMission Local
2 months ago

Day 180 at the 16th St. Plaza: 'The Bear'

'The Bear' says he got his name in prison (there, inmates used the Spanish word for bear, "Oso") for starting too many fights. He sells his goods at the 16th St. Plaza to make a living. It's temporary, he says, while he waits for his disability papers to process. He estimates that it will take six months or so. Despite his nickname and towering 6 ft plus frame, Heller has a gentle demeanor.
Mental health
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Startup companies
fromTechCrunch
2 months ago

Madrid's Orbital Paradigm aims to prove a cheaper path to orbital reentry | TechCrunch

Orbital Paradigm builds small, reusable reentry capsules to enable frequent microgravity return missions for materials and biotech markets.
Canada news
fromwww.cbc.ca
3 months ago

'Like a permanent barrier': Ontario needs to change hiring rules for people with criminal records, report says | CBC News

Ontario laws and hiring practices create lasting employment barriers for people with criminal records, disproportionately affecting Black and Indigenous applicants.
Venture
fromTheregister
6 months ago

Over 50 years later, the voyage of Kosmos 482 is over

Kosmos 482's reentry concludes the Soviet Union's prolonged space endeavor, highlighting challenges in spacecraft durability.
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Venture
fromArs Technica
6 months ago

A Soviet-era spacecraft built to land on Venus is falling to Earth instead

Kosmos 482 may survive reentry, unlike typical space debris, due to its specialized design.
OMG science
fromThe Verge
6 months ago

The chance of getting hit by a Soviet spacecraft goes up next week

A part of the Kosmos 482, a failed Soviet probe, is expected to crash back to Earth after 53 years, but the risk to people is extremely low.
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