Demos

Line-up Announced for NYC Demo Day on April 5

The line up for the

April 5 Demo Day has been announced. You’ll hear from:

Toby Murdock, Kapost publishing system
Matt Terenzio, Localeaks anonymous news tips
Jonathan Hall, SenseCast Kinect-driven news displays
Nathan Freitas, The Guardian Project open-source mobile security
Larry Adams, Narrative Science data-driven story generator
Steven Romalewski and David Burgoon, OASISnyc interactive New York City maps

The lightning talks are 5 minutes a piece, with a brief Q&A after each. Thanks to everyone who submitted a pitch!

6:30 p.m. on at New Work City. RSVP today ($10, payable in advance) to attend the meetup. A few slots are left. (We’re serving sliders! Omnivore and vegetarian.)

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