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Geek Pride Day: Why it’s OK to let your geek flag fly (Charts)

As you might imagine, we here at GeekWire gave a lot of thought to the meaning of the word “geek”… Read More

Meet Daniel Rossi: NWEN’s new executive director

The Northwest Entrepreneur Network today named Daniel Rossi as its new executive director, succeeding Rebecca Lovell, who joined GeekWire as… Read More

GeekWire Launch Event, 6/22: Get Your Geek On

We know that many of you have been waiting for this, and here it is: we’re excited to announce that… Read More

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GeekWire Podcast: Gamification, Chromebooks, and Microsoft’s Skype deal finally explained

This week on the GeekWire Podcast we explore the world of gamification with guest Keith Smith, CEO of BigDoor, a Seattle… Read More

Name That Tech Tune: Win a ticket to GeekWire launch bash

We were back in the studio this week for the latest installment of the GeekWire Podcast, and we used the… Read More

Open Letter to Geeks: An introduction to ‘Lovelletters’

After my last sports injury, my doctor, having grown weary of well over a decade of everything from concussions to… Read More

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GeekWire Podcast, from the Seattle 2.0 Awards red carpet (with video highlights, too)

We’re coming to you a little early this week with a special edition of the GeekWire Podcast, recorded on the… Read More

A night at the Seattle 2.0 Awards: Watch the speeches of the 10 winners

Seattle’s startup community partied Thursday night at the annual Seattle 2.0 Awards, a celebration of the region’s top tinkerers, geeks,… Read More

T-Mobile’s Galaxy S 4G outpaces iPhone, but you knew that already (Winners)

Last week we held a contest for GeekWire’s followers on Facebook, in conjunction with T-Mobile’s Speed Challenge this past weekend… Read More

New geek on the GeekWire team: Rebecca Lovell

We’ve been overwhelmed by the response to GeekWire since our launch in early March. But there’s been one key ingredient… Read More

Amazon’s outage, Jesse Jackson Jr.’s iPad rant and other top stories of the month

From biting guest posts to the legalities of non-compete agreements to the unusual rants of politicians, April was a big… Read More

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GeekWire Podcast: The business, technology and art of podcasting, with Luke Burbank and Rob Greenlee

This week on a special edition of the GeekWire Podcast — a discussion about podcasting. Yeah, we’re going meta on… Read More

GeekWire contest: Win a Galaxy S 4G phone from T-Mobile USA

Update, May 5: Results and winners. We have a fun contest today for GeekWire followers on Facebook, with a chance… Read More

How Spencer Rascoff’s Tweets tossed us off the Zillow IPO trail

Team GeekWire loves nothing more than a good news tip. So, when a reader passed on a hot lead last… Read More

Name That Tech Tune: Win a GeekWire laptop sticker

This week’s GeekWire Podcast features another installment of our popular Name that Tech Tune Contest. As prizes this week, we… Read More

Paul Allen on 60 Minutes: Book about history, not revenge against Bill Gates

OK, we can finally let you in on a secret we’ve been keeping here at GeekWire: A “60 Minutes” crew… Read More

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GeekWire Podcast: Sports, Twitter, beer, apps and startups

We’ve got sports on our brains this week, with a roundup of the latest technological “innovations” at Mariners and Sounders… Read More

Jonathan Sposato: Why I’m on Team GeekWire

When you love the startup scene as much as I do, you want to breathe, eat, and sleep in that… Read More

Meet the other GeekWire partner: Jonathan Sposato

There’s another piece to the GeekWire story, and we’re excited to talk about it. When we launched this technology news… Read More

GeekWire Week #1: Ups, downs and (nearly) everything in between

Our entrepreneurial adventure started six days ago in a brick building in Pioneer Square. It was an appropriate setting to… Read More

Welcome to GeekWire, from John Cook and Todd Bishop

For years we’ve covered the adventures of entrepreneurs large and small, successful and not-so-much — living vicariously through their attempts… Read More