Trint scores 2020 candidates
Bernie Sanders’ accent may sound strange to some people outside of New York, but it doesn’t pose any comprehension problems for artificial intelligence.
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Trint unveils new features
Trint has unveiled a series of new features that takes automated transcription to the next level
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Trint secures 4.5M in Series A funding
PKPR placed an exclusive with TechCrunch on Trint securing $4.5 million in Series A funding to further expand the company.
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Waave expands citywide
Waave this week expanded to all five boroughs. Check out the coverage in amNew York, Metro, Curbed, and Patch.
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Waave launches in NYC
Starting this month, New York City yellow taxis in Manhattan will offer upfront fares before passengers hail a trip via Waave.
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Trint gets rave reviews in PCMag and Poynter
The critics have tested the competition and they are singling Trint out as the best transcription app on the market.
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Trint announces partnerships with AP, Adobe
Associated Press video journalists across the globe will now use Trint to transcribe recorded interviews and events.
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Trint founder in Lifehacker’s How I Work
PKPR secured a great interview with Trint founder and CEO Jeff Kofman for Lifehacker’s How I Work.
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Trint reveals which politicians are best speakers
To demonstrate how accurate automated speech recognition has become, Trint tested its speech-to-text algorithm on several politicians.
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David Pogue gives Trint a rave review
Trint gets a rave review from tech guru David Pogue on Yahoo! News, calling it “a welcome new weapon in the fight against transcribing.”
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Trint in Wired, Quartz, Digital Trends
PKPR coordinated a New York City media day for our London-based client Trint, a startup that has created the first automated transcription tool.
Read More →Forbes, Discovery News Preview Moogfest
With Moogfest set to kick-off May 19th, major media outlets took a look at the work it takes to create an entirely new type of festival experience.
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Hudson Square Goes 3D
This two-day event in Lower Manhattan’s Hudson Square neighborhood showcased its evolution from New York City’s historic printing district.
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CNN Money: Chelsea Clinton at Internet Week
Internet Week New York 2015 closed out with a round table with Chelsea Clinton, who discussed the No Ceilings Full Participation Report.
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Broad City Kicks off IWNY 2015
Internet Week New York 2015 kicked off with Broad City’s Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson’s keynote conversation with Anne Fulenwider.
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Boston Globe, BostInno cover SpaceFinder Mass Launch
Continuing to empower artists nationwide Fractured Atlas launched SpaceFinder Mass, a powerful new marketing tool for venues.
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“The conference trying to crack tech’s race problem”
With the lack of diversity in the tech industry dominating the headlines, media turned out in full force for Focus 2014.
Read More →digitalundivided and MC Hammer wow Detroit
As part of it works to increase diversity in the tech industry, digitalundivided brought hip hop legend and tech investor MC Hammer to Detroit.
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Gizmodo Home of the Future in NYC
Last week, New Yorkers got a chance to experience how they will live, work, and play in the not-so-distant future at the Gizmodo Home of the Future.
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Internet Week New York on Metro Cover
Internet Week New York’s Webutante Ball made the cover today! It’s part of a daily series that Metro reporter Andrea Park has filed on the festival.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio to open Internet Week NY 2014
Marking his first major address to New York City’s technology industry, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will deliver the opening keynote for IWNY.
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MapBox Raises $10 Million in Funding
For today’s announcement, PKPR placed an exclusive story with the Wall Street Journal’s Lora Kolodny.
Read More →Reuters hails NYC’s tech industry energy
We love this Reuters op-ed on Internet Week New York. The headline says it all: Two cheers for the tech industry’s goofy energy.
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CNN on NYC’s Next Big Startup
On the heels of Yahoo! acquiring NYC Tumblr this week, CNN Money’s Laurie Segall interviewed Internet Week New York festival director Caroline Waxler.
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The Tech World Has Descended Upon New York
Internet Week New York is expected to bring more than 45,000 people together for a week of more than 400 parties, panels, and more.
Read More →Internet Week Coverage Spreads Like a Viral Video
Celebrating its 5th year, Internet Week New York 2012 resulted in more coverage in a wider variety of outlets than ever before.
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Mayor Bloomberg, Internet Week Unveil NY Tech Map
PKPR worked with the NYC Mayor’s Office on coordinating a major press conference on May 15th at Internet Week New York Headquarters.
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Incubator for Health & Wellness Startups Launches
WellTech, a new health and wellness-focused incubator, launched this week with a duo of startups dedicated to changing how consumers pursue wellness.
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“Can You Draw The Internet?” Wows at Internet Week
One of the highlights of Internet Week New York was Can You Draw The Internet, a competition all about capturing the Internet.
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Digital Archaeology Exhibit on NPR
The first-ever archaeological dig of the Internet, Digital Archaeology, brought some of the Internet’s earliest and most influential websites back to life.
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