Ed Harrison of InkHouse spoke with BostInno reporter Dylan Martin about the tech news site.
Here is an excerpt:
EH: So let’s talk a little bit more about Boston specifically and BostInno. Give me the elevator pitch.
DM: We’re basically a TechCrunch for Boston tech news. I think our writing styles are pretty similar — very conversational, a little opinionated sometimes. We are covering the tech and venture capital ecosystem — everything from early-stage startups to public companies-
EH: How many stories are you writing each week?
DM: This week I have written 10 stories so far. Three on Monday, two on Tuesday, three on Wednesday, two on Thursday, and then probably two today … I think the majority of the pieces we do are maybe 600 to 800 words at the most. Because we’re doing a lot of stories, we definitely have to write fast.
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