Startup Hong Kong Event Recap
3 Comments Published June 21st, 2008 in Hong Kong, Web 2.0. Tags: Harbork, Hong Kong, meetup, startups, Stepcase, Web 2.0, Zendesk.The turnout for the Startup Hong Kong event went really well. I saw a lot of old and new faces and met a few of my readers and those who I’ve connected online before. This is assurance that the startup community is growing. I didn’t have the opportunity to meet with everyone, […]
Event: Startup Hong Kong at Stepcase
4 Comments Published June 12th, 2008 in Hong Kong, Web 2.0, startup. Tags: Hong Kong, meetup, startups, Web 2.0.UPDATE:
Venue: Stepcase Office
Addy: 479 Castle Peak Rd - Chau Tau, near Lai Chi Kok MTR
More info: http://www.stepcase.com/contact/
Time: 19:00 - 22:00 or later
UPDATE: Harbork and Zendesk are sponsoring the food/drinks. There will be a short demo by Harbork service.
There will be a social event for the startups this coming Thursday, June 19th […]
Hong Kong Web startup meetup 2
3 Comments Published August 7th, 2007 in Hong Kong. Tags: community, entrepreneur, Hong Kong, meetup, startups, Web 2.0.Just a couple months after the last gathering, we’ve again brought Hong Kong’s web 2.0 entrepreneurs away from their makeshift offices/bedrooms/cubby holes to EditGrid’s luxurious office space.
Along with the previous startups, I brought in some of the recently discovered/profiled startups into the mix. It was very satisfying to see the number […]
Funding and assistance
4 Comments Published June 15th, 2007 in Internet, Hong Kong, Web 2.0, Funding. Tags: entrepreneur, funding, Hong Kong, startups, Web 2.0.So you have a grand idea of how to make the next great web service or maybe you have a service with a user base already, but want to take it to the next level or think it’s fun to grab a little cash. Luckily in Hong Kong, there are options where you […]
Hong Kong Web startup meetup
7 Comments Published June 15th, 2007 in Hong Kong, Web 2.0. Tags: Hong Kong, meetup, Mobile 2.0, social, startups, Web 2.0.Since my start in covering Web 2.0 in Hong Kong back in June 2006, I’ve seen the number of web startups shoot up in a year’s time. I started with meeting two startups, then three, then organizing meetups for five startups and now, eleven and counting. The numbers are minute compared to those […]




