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StartupTicker Launches to Track Startup Activity
A new aggregator has launched today named StartupTicker. The idea behind StartupTicker is to aggregate startup news from around the world. It’s a really simple website – just a listing of the latest posts on the startups that they track. I’ve found it to be a great way to find stories to share on CN.
Founder (and good friend) Darren Stuart tells me that 1,000 startups are currently in the aggregator with more being added everyday. Apps for the iPhone and Android mobile devices are coming soon. You can follow the service on Twitter and Friendfeed as well.
What’s nice about StartupTicker is that all startups are on the same playing field – valley darling status doesn’t mean extra coverage. If you have a startup, you can submit your blog here. I’m not sold this could be a business by itself, but it could be a good way to get people into Darren’s network where he can push other apps in the future.







Wow, that is a really great idea. I especially like how everyone is on a level playing field, but I also think it will be difficult to monetize.
Thanks for the coverage Allen :D
Thanks Alec, The idea is that this site will be part of a network of sites that we are working on that enable startups to spread the word on their products and companies with ease.