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"Inside the Incubator\nThe Makery, Brooklyn: A Case Study in Cluster Entrepreneurship\nThe Makery, Brooklyn: A Case Study in Cluster Entrepreneurship\nA\n\n VHX\n\n Launched January 2011\n\n Casey Pugh, 26, founder\n\n Pugh, the creator of Emmy Award-winning site Star Wars Uncut (it beat the Dexter and Glee sites)\u2014offers new ways to watch video anywhere, anytime, on- or offline.\n\nB\n\n Super+Fun\n\n Launched March 2010\n\n *Becky Carella, 30, cofounder;\n\n Chris Carella, 32, cofounder*\n\n Chris quit his job as CCO of Electric Sheep Company (see J) to launch this online-game company with his wife, Becky.\n\nC\n\n Inlust\n\n Launches spring 2011\n\n Julia West, 28, founder\n\n West\u2014whose previous start-up, JumpChat, was a combo of Facebook chat and Twitter\u2014founded this dating site on the premise that you can fib on a profile, but video never lies.\n\nD\n\n The Makery\n\n Launched August 2009\n\n Matt Langer, 31, Web developer\n\n The Makery founder also works on Jumo, which connects donors to charities and was founded by Chris Hughes, Mark Zuckerberg's Harvard roommate.\nE\n\n Vowch\n\n Launched June 2010; shuttered September 2010\n\n Jace Cooke, cofounder\n\n Cook folded this marketplace for endorsements from friends but still drops in every week as he preps his next (secret) start-up.\n\nF\n\n Small Girls Big Business\n\n Launched July 2010\n\n *Mallory Blair, 22, cofounder;\n\n Bianca Caampued, 26, cofounder*\n\n Blair, a hostess for Paper TV, and Caampued, an event planner, offer social-media strategies to fashion labels and indie bands.\n\nG\n\n Bell &amp;amp; Whistle\n\n Launched April 2010\n\n *Francesca Sacasa, 26, project manager;\n\n In\u00E9s Peschiera, 26, founder*\n\n This agency creates media strategies for clients such as the Gates Foundation and Brooklyn start-up Trust Art.\nH\n\n Jauntsetter\n\n Launched September 2008\n\n Kate Thorman, 24, managing editor\n\n Launched by former Google employee Dorothy McGivney, 32, Jauntsetter selects vacation deals for busy New Yorkers.\n\nI\n\n Electric Sheep Company\n\n Launched April 2005\n\n Jonathan Collins, 39, CEO\n\n Collins stops by to work alongside Chris Carella\u2014his former CCO and now sometime consultant\u2014on ESC's new Facebook app, StreamJam, a 24-7 online music festival.\n\nJ\n\n MessageParty\n\n Launched August 2010\n\n Amanda Peyton, 27, co-founder; Jason Gavris, 23, cofounder; Jarod Reyes, 29, VP of design\n\n This app provides strangers in the same location with a real-time conversation tool."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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