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Princeton Engineering freshman Seth Priebatsch’s scheme for a text-messaging scavenger hunt has won first prize in the Tigerlaunch Business Plan Competition . Priebatsch may be a freshman but he is by no means a greenhorn when it comes to starting businesses. His PostcardTech specializes in producing interactive postcards containing mini CDs .
SCVNGR captures first prize in business plan competition - EQN
June 18, 2009 Mary Cross newwave@tulane.edu Groups of students and parents bustling around the uptown campus in the New Orleans summer heat signal that the third year of summer orientation is in full swing at Tulane University.
University Welcoming Wave
Scvngr shows that location-based services are about having fun,
Quit obsessing about the check-in. Companies in the hot location-based services space are frantically trying to come up with the next step beyond the very simple act of getting users to check in or announce their presence to friends when they arrive at a bar or a restaurant or a subway train. It’s generally agreed that location services need to create a deeper experience.The Boston Globe Takes Readers on Mobile Scavenger Hunt
The Boston Globe is encouraging mobile users to hit the streets of Boston and learn a little more about the city's attractions with a new checkin-based scavenger hunt.Search "SCVNGR" in the app store for iPhone or the Market for Android.
Play The Boston Globe Trek on SCVNGR and win prizes
Over the last few weeks, the New England sports press has been scratching their heads over mysterious T-shirts they received from The Patriots that were emblazoned with the words, “ HELP VINCE “. The shirts obviously refer to NFL star Vince Wilfork, but give no indication as to what he needs help with.

