Technology : Innovation & Job News

Donna Harris, co-founder of 1776, confirms first two companies and will announce more on Wednesday.

Mobile-matching app Hinge helps users make a love connection, with no Chuck Woolery involved.

Neighborsations gives increasingly online socializers a way to meet IRL.

Edi.io has been accepted into Acceleprise's second accelerator class. UBS Bank, NASA, the FCC, the GSA, and intelligence agencies are already on board to pilot its product.

Georgetown Alumni Angels wants to help Hoyas past and present make the most of their connections.

CEO and co-founder Kevin Lenane announces another investor group for the Arlington-based company. He's also hiring, by the way.

No more bake sales. Crowdvance goes beyond t-shirts and cookies to help small organizations hold on to their fundraising dollars.

2013 is going to be "a really big year" for Pinterest, says "pay-to-pin" platform co-founder Dave Weinberg.

Zoomph helps companies zero in on who is talking about them and what they're saying. Klout? It's so last week.

Chief Strategy Officer Julie Kantor says new partnership gives small businesses a free job posting and a free Office 365 trial. Oh, and reaching 250,000 new businesses doesn't exactly hurt either.

Recoup, the Georgetown-based ecommerce site, is also rolling out a gift card channel for consumers who aren’t sure what to buy, but still want make a difference with their presents.