Showing posts with label Nicholas Holland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicholas Holland. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Populr unveiled
Nick Holland will incubate and accelerate Populr within the Entrepreneur Center, with support from Bullpen Ventures. Story here.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Nick, Jax terminate GPS Assassins biz
Nick Holland and Jackson Miller (L-R, at left) pulled the plug on their local effort around GPS Assassins, their location-driven games play, according to NashvillePost. GPS Assassins had been approved by the iPhone Apps Store in June 2009. They sold the property for an undisclosed amount to games startup Worldblender. Holland told the Post they'd reached their limits, given other obligations and the fact there's not much ecosystem here for the games sector. Our earlier story on the Holland-Jackson venture. "Big Cheese" Holland's unwavering focus remains on CentreSource, while Miller, a retail franchisee himself, as well as a Geek, is launching a franchisee-oriented BI platform, which he's incubating in the Entrepreneur Center.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
iPhone apps in Mid-TN
The Tennessean's iPhone app roundup this morning includes mention of locals Firefly Logic, Griffin Technology, gpsAssassin and others. Here are earlier VNC stories on gpsAssassin and Change:Healthcare.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
TechCrunch blowsup NV firm
Nashville-based Nicholas Holland and Jackson Miller's (at left) gpsAssassin game for iPhone gets one helluva sendup on TechCrunch, by writer Jason Kincaid. Here's our earlier story on the game's launch. A year ago, Jackson Miller was presenting in the TechCrunch demo pit, a startup showcase, and hoping to launch Statzen, which has taken somewhat of a backseat to gpsAssassin, which recently passed the 10,000 simultaneous users milestone.
Labels:
api,
e-commerce,
games,
gpsAssassin,
iPhone,
Jackson Miller,
Nicholas Holland,
software development,
startups
Friday, September 18, 2009
gpsAssassin passes 10K users
gpsAssassin, which as reported earlier by VNC was developed here locally by Nick Holland and Jackson Miller (at left), has passed the 10,000 simultaneous gameplayers mark, according to a release this morning.
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
SideHobby announces iPhone app approval
SideHobby LLC, a collaboration of two youthful Nashville tech entrepreneurs, announced its first online game offering has been approved for inclusion in the iPhone App Store. Read our exclusive story.
Labels:
CentreSource,
gpsAssassin,
Jackson Miller,
Nicholas Holland,
SideHobby,
Statzen
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