WTTG GM: Stations ‘Have to Work Backwards’ to Get Viewers Back
Among local TV stations, it seems those owned by Fox are willing to make decisions that are a bit bolder than their competitors. Take a look at Charlie LeDuff at Detroit’s WJBK or even WNYW‘s Good Day New York anchors Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto. WTTG GM: Stations ‘Have to Work Backwards’ to Get Viewers […]
Read More...GenomOncology partners with British company to help streamline medical testing
GenomOncology, a Cleveland company that has developed a technology platform to streamline the use of next-generation sequencing data in medical care and research, hopes to get a boost in the United Kingdom through a new partnership. On Thursday, Nov. 5, GenomOncology and Cambridge, England-based Congenica, a developer of genome-based discovery and diagnostic technologies, announced a […]
Read More...Futuri Media Acquires TopLine Matters, Names New Divisonal SVPs
FUTURI MEDIA has acquired WASHINGTON, DC-based TOPLINE MATTERS, naming its President, TRACY GILLIAM SVP/Sales, while promoting VP/Development & Support CRAIG BOWMAN to SVP/Technology, Director/Finance LAURA GRIFFITH to SVP/Finance, and bringing aboard former COMCAST SPOTLIGHT Sr. Manager/Digital Traffic and longtime broadcast executive TODD THOMAS as SVP/Operations. http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/145809/futuri-media-acquires-topline-matters-names-new-di
Read More...GenomOncology teams with Philadelphia hospital to develop cancer profiling system
GenomOncology, a Cleveland company that has developed a technology platform to streamline the use of next-generation sequencing data in medical care and research, announced it’s working with Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia to develop an interpretation and reporting system for cancer profiling. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20150918/NEWS/150919805/genomoncology-teams-with-philadelphia-hospital-to-develop-cancer
Read More...COMS Interactive names Simon Mittal as director of medical affairs
Fast-growing Broadview Heights tech company COMS Interactive, which sells software that helps skilled nursing and assisted living facilities monitor patients, said it has named Dr. Simon Mittal as its director of medical affairs. COMS Interactive names Simon Mittal as director of medical affairs
Read More...Five local startup companies raised $275,000 from Innovation Fund at Lorain Community College
Five local startup companies have raised $275,000 from the Innovation Fund at Lorain County Community College. Two companies received $100,000 non-recourse loans, which only need to be paid back if the companies are successful. The other three received $25,000 grants, according to a news release from the Fund. The loans went to Apollo Medical Devices […]
Read More...Cleveland Clinic partners with Procter & Gamble to fight heart disease
Cleveland Clinic and Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) are working together to develop and commercialize a product that could aid in the fight against heart disease. Also, as part of the work, Cleveland HeartLab, one of the most successful Clinic spinout companies, will develop a diagnostic test to measure blood levels of TMAO, or […]
Read More...Futuri keeps media on point with audience
With help of TopicPulse software, the company has doubled its workforce and moved into new downtown Cleveland space Turns out, some newsrooms will pay good money to know that women between the ages of 35 and 45 are sharing a story about piglets escaping from an overturned semitrailer. Daniel Anstandig knows this. His company, Futuri […]
Read More...Frederick Croft moves into top leadership role at COMS Interactive
There’s a new leader at COMS Interactive — one of the fastest-growing tech companies in Northeast Ohio. Frederick Croft is taking over for Ed Tromczynski, who has spent six years as CEO of the company, which sells software designed to help skilled nursing facilities keep an eye on patients with multiple medical conditions. Croft is […]
Read More...Automating The RFP Process Nets Scout RFP $2.75 Million
Requesting, bidding, sorting and pitching new projects is a pain in the keister for most businesses. It’s a lengthy, time-consuming process still beset with reams of paperwork. At least, that’s the way the folks at Scout RFP look at it and at least some investors agree with them. The company has raised $2.75 million in seed financing […]
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