What kind of tech startup can be built over four days, while riding across the country on a bumpy bus with somewhat dodgy Wi-Fi? The people who took the <a href="http://startupbus.com/americas/">Start
<a href="http://startupbus.com/americas/">StartupBus</a>, the hackathon-on-wheels in which busloads of entrepreneurs make the journey down to the <a href="beta.techcrunch.com/tag/sxsw/">South By South
The journey to SXSW continues. <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/03/07/startupbus-2012-day-one/">Yesterday,</a> we watched as a busload of entrepreneurs began a multi-city roadtrip to the <a href="
<a href="http://startupbus.com">StartupBus</a>, a multi-city Wi-Fi-enabled roadtrip to the <a href="https://techcrunch.com/tag/sxsw/">South by Southwest Interactive conference</a> with the goal of dev
A combined hackathon and road trip to South by Southwest, the StartupBus is in its third year and becoming a bit of a tradition — and this time, it won't be limited to the United States.
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Just a little candy to kick off your weekend:
Looking to get its state on the StartupBus radar, a group of <a href="http://siliconbayounews.com/2012/02/09/dont-forget-innovation-take-out-tonigh
<a href="http://startupbus.com/">StartupBus</a>, the hackathon/road trip combo started by <a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/person/elias-bizannes">Elias Bizannes</a> nearly three years ago, is doub