Entrepreneurs Unplugged, a series that Silicon Flatirons puts on, welcomed Krista Marks, CEO and Co-Founder of Kerpoof. In February of 2009 Kerpoof Studios was acquired by Disney Interactive Media Group. Krista covered much of the history of Kerpoof from the original idea through the sale of the company to Disney. Lucy Sanders, CEO and Co-founder of NCWIT - the National Center for Women and Information Technology moderated the event.

Micah Baldwin, CEO and Chief Community Caretaker, explains what Graphica.ly brings to the world of comic books, how he got involved with the startup and the overall landscape of online comic book communities. He also discusses the recent acquisition of iFanboy and what it means for Graphic.ly. Micah talks about their new hire, Charley Hine, and how Graphic.ly plans to apply location data to the experience of reading digital comic books. Micah's shares his view that the iPad and other digital devices are just form factors for viewing content.

The University of Colorado New Venture Challenge hosted Tom Keller, formerly the CEO of Intense Debate, a TechStars company from the 2007 class that was acquired by Automatic in Q4 of 2008. Automatic is the company behind Wordpress. Tom is a serial entrepreneur with a history of founding and leading startups and mentoring other entrepreneurs. As the title suggests, Tom's talk focused on connecting with your customers.

Entrepreneurs Unplugged with Ryan Martens, Founder and Chief Technology Officer and Tim Miller, CEO of Rally Software. A Silicon Flatirons event - http://www.silicon-flatirons.org

Crash Course: How to Build a Company - Jason Mendelson at the Wolf Law Building, CU Campus, Boulder Colorado Wednesday, January 13, 2010A Silicon Flatirons event - http://www.silicon-flatirons.org

Audio recording of the Boulder New Tech Meetup on January 2, 2010