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BizSpark

Of interest for .NET microISVs/Startups…

August 6, 2009

If you are interested in getting some quality time and support for your startup or microISV .NET app, check out the upcoming Microsoft BizSpark Incubation Week for Windows 7, to be held at Microsoft Technology Center, Reston, VA Monday 8/24/2009 to Friday 8/28/2009. This event is ½ day of training, 3 ½ days of active [...]

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I surrender!

January 2, 2009

Okay Dan, Gregg, Andy, Ron, Saurabh, Shane, Tom, Brad, Faik and Mike: I surrender! I’ve just applied to join the Association of Shareware Professionals.
When that many people tell you in one day to go see the movie, you go see the movie.
Besides Mike bet me a $100 dinner (the cost of ASP a year) in [...]

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I’m disappointed.

December 18, 2008

Julien Codorniou, the program manager for Microsoft BizSpark, emailed me this morning to tell me I’m the second most active BizSpark Network Partner worldwide!
Second.
I hate being second. Especially when that means almost besting all those stuffy VC’s with their staffs, VLE (Very Large Egos) and their hundreds of millions of dollars. So let me [...]

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BizSpark vs. Empower

November 8, 2008

(Note: if you just hate everything Microsoft, now’s a great time to skip this post. )
So what’s the difference between Microsoft Empower and Microsoft BizSpark (of which I’m now a Network Partner, meaning you can get in through me.)?
I think it depends on your circumstances. I was in Empower – and found it [...]

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47Hats is now a Microsoft BizSpark Partner

November 7, 2008

Over the last few days you may have heard of Microsoft’s new program for startups, BizSpark. I am now a BizSpark Network Partner, so if you are interested in taking advantage of what Microsoft is offering please contact me at bob.walsh@47hats.com (Please, include the word BizSpark in the subject so I can spot it quicker.)
Before [...]

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