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TALES FROM THE HATCHERY SIX MONTHS AGO, INCUBATORS WERE THE HOT CONCEPT IN TECH. IN THE POST- MARKET CRASH WORLD, THEY'RE STILL STRIVING TO NURTURE INNOVATION, BUT THE PRESSURE IS ON.
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Cambridge Incubator's industrial chic office space was originally
supposed to include roll-up garage doors. "Each member company would
have had one," says Sven Schroeter, codesigner of the space. "The
idea was to take the mythical concept of two guys in their garage
pulling off Apple computer, and have a memory of that." The idea
was ultimately abandoned. Now it's a distant memory of a moment, six
months ago, when incubators - which provide technology start-ups with
a combination of seed-s...
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CAMBRIDGE INCUBATOR WINS $10 MILLION IN FINANCING
The Boston Globe
; The Cambridge Incubator, one of the first Boston area business incubator spaces devoted to e-commerce start-ups, is expected to announce today $10 million in financing plus a $100 million venture capital fund-raising effort. Based in Kendall Square, the Cambridge Incubator is receiving $5 million
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Boston-Area E-Commerce Incubator Wins $10 Million in Financing.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 13 -- The Cambridge Incubator, one of the first Boston area business incubator spaces devoted ... include a small auditorium. (c) 1999, The Boston Globe. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News.
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DEBORAH WOOG MCGINTY, 32 DIRECTOR OF PEOPLE STRATEGY, CAMBRIDGE INCUBATOR, A KENDALL SQUARE COMPANY THAT HOUSES AND DEVELOPS INTERNET START-UP FIRMS
The Boston Globe
; (CORRECTION - DATE: Wednesday, March 15, 2000: Correction: Because of an editing error, a headline in the eFiles profile in Monday's Business section misspelled the name of Cambridge Incubator's director of people strategy. She is Debra Woog McGinty.) THE MENU We provide incubator services such as
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INCUBATOR SMACKDOWN
The Boston Globe
; Bashing Internet incubators has become a participatory sport. It's less like badminton and more like rugby. Everyone wants to pile on, even if they aren't sure why. "Incubators are for sick babies," one venture capitalist told me with a smirk earlier this year. The headline in The New York Times
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CAMBRIDGE FIRM INSTITUTES LAYOFFS
The Boston Globe
; Cambridge Incubator, the stylish "venture campus" located in Kendall Square, has restructured, reducing its core team from "around 50" to close to 20. According to chief executive Timothy Rowe, many of the departing employees will be either starting new ventures under the company's umbrella or
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