chadburgess

yaya, thanks!

They attend school.

In our experience, it's much harder to find dev interns that can have a real impact in such a short period of time to make it worth the recruiting and training effort. Most students with dev talent don't have to "intern" but can actually work, even if it is remotely.

Yes, but my interns get significant formal training, learn a ton, get college credit and have a great time: http://www.comm.lsa.umich.edu/blog/?p=2538 http://www.macalester.edu/news/features/maxschwartz.html

That would be great. Let me know what you need from me.

This is not meant to be a complete list yet. If I get some interest outside of NYC, I will expand it to other cities.

SeatGeek (marketing internship) http://seatgeek.com/ New York, NY (11th and Broadway)

Looking for local people, but transportation is expensed

SeatGeek is a ticket search engine that enables fans to quickly and easily find the best price for sports and concert events on the secondary ticket market.

Technologies: https://github.com/seatgeek

Length = 1 semester or minimum 8-10 weeks

Unpaid internship. Can sign off on college credit and provide extensive formalized training in customer aquisition/SEO/PPC

Apply to me directly by emailing a resume to [email protected] or read more here: http://www.startuply.com/Jobs/Online_Marketing_Fall_Internsh...

Look at how cool our last interns were: http://seatgeek.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/some-of-...

Aren't you looking at the 'Print' version?

Thanks we are pretty excited about the final product, which we are currently tweaking.

"Gory" detail, I like it.

Fair point, not sure that in this case it eliminates the ability to compare because the actually raw $ numbers aren't that important, it is more about the % changes.

With that said, when not starting from 0 a "squiggly" line should be used to make note.

Thanks. Yes, with 100k basically flying through the air, I could see it getting a little rowdy.