You love space. And science. And scoops about Seattle startups. That’s what the year’s top stories on GeekWire tell us about what you liked reading in 2016, and for a… Read More
Another month is in the books at GeekWire, and boy was it a big one. We hosted our largest event yet — the GeekWire Summit — on Oct. 1-2 with… Read More
Things certainly heated up at GeekWire during the month of June. We reported live from the U.S. Open golf tournament, part of our expanded coverage of the collision of sports… Read More
It’s hard to believe that we’ve already rolled through another month, and that summer is now beckoning on the Seattle doorstep. The month of May was a fun one here… Read More
November was a big month for GeekWire. We kept our growing community of geeks well fed on tech news, breaking stories on Apple’s new engineering office in Seattle, Zillow’s expansion at… Read More
Wow, what happened to the summer? It’s already Labor Day, and the dog days of summer have simply slipped away. One of the reasons why things moved particularly fast this… Read More
World Cup fever is rippling through the GeekWire offices, and the rest of the planet. And while the Yanks couldn’t pull out the win in extra time Tuesday against Belgium,… Read More
We’ve been hard at work here at the GeekWire offices over the past few weeks, prepping for the big GeekWire Awards show on May 8th at Seattle’s EMP museum. (Sorry… Read More
Does Seattle have Super Bowl fever? You bet it does, and that pride was shown in the top stories on GeekWire in January as four of the top five posts… Read More
Whoa, we thought it was supposed to be a short holiday month with folks taking a bit of a breather in the tech industry. But that wasn’t the case. We… Read More
Autumn is officially here. How do we know? Well, of course there’s the rain. But, as GeekWire Chief Business Officer Daniel Rossi pointed out earlier today, I’m also no longer… Read More
August is supposed to be the month when the tech industry takes a breather, relaxing for a few moments before charging back into the heavy product release cycles of the… Read More
Amazon and Microsoft news dominated the pages of GeekWire during the month of July. In fact, every single one of the top stories for the month was tied in some… Read More
Here’s a look back at the top stories of the month on GeekWire. Thanks for tuning in everyone, and for being a part of the GeekWire community. Happy Easter, and… Read More
We’ve had a busy few days here at GeekWire — launching our new events calendar; opening nominations for the May 9th GeekWire Awards; and announcing plans for the first-ever live… Read More
Well, GeekWire readers really must have a burning desire to study cartography. Maps were the hot topic on GeekWire during the month of February, from a rendering of the streets… Read More
It’s been a busy week here at GeekWire. We launched our new annual membership program and unveiled Tableau CEO Christian Chabot as the speaker for our February 13th Meetup. We also had… Read More
Can we catch our breath now? Team GeekWire was running 100 miles per hour during the month of November, a pace that led us to tally our highest traffic count… Read More
Who knew that a video of a cheesy dance routine from a developer’s conference in Norway promoting Microsoft’s Windows Azure would grab so much attention. But that video, which we described as… Read More
Who knew that a PR stunt by a Finnish game studio tied to Seattle’s iconic landmark would drive so much attention and interest? But that’s what happened when Rovio, maker… Read More
Sometimes, it’s just a little hard to catch our breath around here at the GeekWire HQ. And February was certainly one of those months. A lot of the things we’ve… Read More
Whoa, can we finally catch our breath? Todd Bishop and I have been covering the technology beat around these parts for a long time, and neither of us has bumped… Read More
From biting guest posts to the legalities of non-compete agreements to the unusual rants of politicians, April was a big month for GeekWire. We recorded more than half a million… Read More