It gives me great pleasure to announce that Irish Tech News and The Startup Van have joined forces. Starting today, Irish Tech News will be presenting our readers with The Startup Van’s exceptional digital content.
The Startup scene is absolutely booming at present, both nationally and internationally, and the guys behind The Startup Van want to change the way we view Startup content forever. The concept was conceived with the realisation that Startups deserve a platform to share their experience and knowledge with the world and that this platform should be a modern consumable digital format.
Since its inception The Startup Van has always turned heads. Mark and Graham offer a fresh approach to digital content producing. They fit a full studio, two hosts and a videographer into the back of a classic VW camper van and have set out to raise the bar from day one
They create short, shareable, light hearted content which is informative and useful for anyone with an interest in Startups and the entrepreneurs behind them.
The guys will be adding new content to Irish Tech News everyday and you’ll see the first of this published later today.
For now, be sure to follow The Startup Van on Twitter and subscribe to their YouTube channel here.
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