January 30th, 2013
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TimeSpace - The New York Times

The New York Times has launched timeSpace, which will bring entrepreneurs to their headquarters to work alongside members of the Times’ staff for four months. The goal of the program is to help entrepreneurs grow and develop their businesses, drawing from the expertise of other entrepreneurs and Times’ staff who work with digital media, technology and journalism. 

Timespace describes the ideal fit for the program:

You are an early stage company focused on the media space with a product launched. You are a small team based in New York or open to working from New York for the duration of the program. You have most likely raised at least seed stage funding. You may focus on mobile, social, video, advertising technology, analytics, e-commerce or… apply and tell us why spending four months here will be mutually beneficial.

Applications will be accepted until February 19, 2013. Apply here. 

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