Slovenia’s Agency for Communication Networks and Services (Akos) has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Macedonian Audiovisual and Audiovisual Media Services Agency (AVMU). The regulators have thus committed themselves to regularly exchanging publicly available data on their activities and…
Do Balkan start-ups, lack the ambition to grow beyond their comfort zone?
Venture Capital funds are somewhat active in the Balkans, with investments news here and there. To shed more light into the scene itself, we talked with Tatjana Zabasu, one of the Pioneers of Venture Capital in the Balkans and who serves…
Slice, with $15 million in funding, is hiring like crazy in Macedonia
In a market of pizza sales that were expected to reach $45 billion in the U.S. alone last year, Slice operates a website and an app that lets people search for pizzerias in their area — over 6,000 nationwide — and…
Startup Macedonia, accelerating the Macedonian startup scene
Startup Macedonia is an Association created by a group of Macedonian startup enthusiasts, experts, investors
SC Ventures invests €100k in a Macedonian startup
South Central Ventures, a € 40 million fund dedicated to tech companies in the Balkans, has made the first-ever VC investment in Macedonia.
StartQube, entrepreneurial skill development in Ohrid, Macedonia
This year, StartQube will take place for the second time in Velestovo in the mountain of Galichica (Ohrid)
Google Street view comes to Albania
Google Street View cars will start to pop around the streets of Albania, giving a new treatment to the usage of Google Technology in the roads of the emerging destination for start-ups in Europe.
40 million euros in investment ready for Balkan startups
South Central Ventures is investing 40 million EUR in international business growth and development
Uber coming to Kosovo, Albania and Macedonia!
The Wall Street Journal calls Uber the world’s most highly capitalized startup. Offering a ride-sharing app that causes a lot of trouble with Taxi Regulations around the world…
Skopjes MarkO moves to Rockstart Accelerator
Today, the Dutch Accelerator Program RockStart officially announced the batch of 10 startups accepted into the program. The program, based in Amsterdam, will run for an intensive 150 days.