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Fahad Khan, founder and CEO of Social Shore, explains why he began the Silicon Alley company, which provides technology, services, and solutions to small, large, and startup businesses. Ideal clients are cost-effective companies that are in search of a solution for their social media problems.

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Tags : 500, advertisers, alley, business, developers, development, facebook, fortune, media, partners, shore, silicon, social

Andrew Keidel and Martin Codyre, co-founders of Mod My Life, take us through the steps that led to their lifecasting website. The website reaches out to both media companies and advertisers who want a more interactive way to reach consumers as well as to viewers who are attracted to the amount of control they have over the performances.

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Tags : action, do, jackass, johnny, knoxville, life, lifecasting, live, make, mod, my, people, stuff, video, web

StartUp Alpha Founder and CEO Donna Bogatin offers an insider's look at her company. StartUp Alpha is a Silicon Alley social network for entrepreneurs to not only pitch themselves but also to actively network their startup company.

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Tags : alpha, bogatin, community, development, donna, entrepreneur, facebook, funding, linkedin, network, partner, pitch, startup, team, technology, venture

Founded by Ludacris and Matt Apfel, WeMix allows users to sign up for an online account and upload original songs, beats, vocals, riffs, and more. Members can collaborate on songs, offer feedback, share ideas for new music and most importantly vote for favorite songs.

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Tags : Ludacris, NewYork, business, community, entrepreneur, hiphop, interview, music, new, newyork, nextny, organization, startup, tech, video, york

Founder Charlie O'Donnell discusses nextNY, a community for young professionals who have a stake in the future of tech and new media in New York City. NextNY hosts events in and around NYC and offers its members a resource-rich, wiki-based web site.

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Tags : NewYork, business, community, entrepreneur, interview, new, newyork, nextny, organization, startup, tech, video, york

Athan Stephanopoulos, CEO and founder of Gorilla Spot, discusses the appeal and success of the online public editing program. By teaming up with movie houses including Paramount Pictures, Gorilla Spot is able to provide users with premium content on an intuitive user-friendly editing platform.

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Tags : ads, cpa, cpm, editing, gorilla, movie, mtv, nextnyers, paramount, platform, promotion, spot, sweeney, todd

Cameron Price, Chief Technology Officer at Mint Digital, explains how the New York and London based company creates cross platform entertainment properties for a variety of clients by fusing new media and traditional media. Clients include MTV Networks, ABC Family and the BBC.

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Tags : abc, bbc, cameron, channels, digital, family, islandoo, media, mint, mtv, networks, new, price, television, traditional

Matthew Siegel and Dan Zaccagnino, Co-Founders of the online social network and web application Indaba Music, explain how their site not only provides musicians and artists with the ability to locate and communicate with one another, but also to collaborate with fellow artists. Musicians can use Indaba as a tool to finesse already composed tracks, or create brand new material from scratch with their peers.

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Tags : artists, collaborate, indaba, itunes, morpheus, music, musicians, share, tool, tracks

Camlink.com Co-Founder Serge Kalinskiy discusses how his research in the growing online dating field led to the launch of this webcam-based dating service. Camlink.com features free registration and personalized profiles. In addition, it holds online 'events' for people with common interests to come together.

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Tags : camera, camlink, dating, eharmony, free, jdate, match.com, matchmakng, online, profiles, registration, speed, users, web