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Index
Foreword by Fred Wilson
Introduction by Maria Teresa Cometto
Section I - History: A Twenty-Year Journey to Today
1 - Silicon Alley: The Dot-Com Boom
2 - Angels in New York: Collapse and the Birth of a Community
3 - The Future Is .NYC: Bloomberg, the Financial Crisis and the Diversification of the NY Economy
Section II - Geography: A Stroll around New York's Startup Neighborhoods
4 - The Heart of Silicon Alley: Flatiron and Union Square
5 - Tech and the City: The Meatpacking District and Chelsea
6 - The Boheme of the Third Millennium: East Village, Soho and Lower Manhattan
7 - The Do-It-Yourself Revolution: Brooklyn
8 - Sunshine Fortress: The Bronx
9 - The 3D Generation: Long Island City in Queens
10 - Meucci’s Phone: A Failed Startup: Lessons form Staten Island
Section III - Themes: On the Present and the Future of New York
11 - A Kinder, Gentler City: How Was the NY Community Created?
12 - Alley versus Valley: How Is New York Different from Other Entrepreneurial Hubs?
13 - A Cool Place to Live: What Makes New York Attractive?
14 - City of Women: Is New York a Hospitable Place for Female Entrepreneurs?
15 - Fail Cheap and Succeed Big: How Much Does it Take to Start a Company?
16 - DIY Funding: Will Crowdfunding Make it Easier to Raise Money?
17 - Space, Talent and Other Challenges: What Are Common Issues for NY Entrepreneurs?
18 - A Virtuous Cycle: How is Academia Interacting with Startups?
19 - Beyond Consumer Web: Are There Other Promising Technologies in NY?
20 - The Discreet Charm of New York: What Are the Challenges for Foreign Entrepreneurs?
21 - If It Looks Like a Bubble ... : Are We in For Another Rude Awakening?
22 - "This Time is Different": Is the NY Ecosystem Sustainable?
Conclusions and Advice by Alessandro Piol
A Startup Guide to New York
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Notes
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