Crain's Chicago Business : "THE IDEA MAN"
How did Philip Tadros, at age 27, become a serial entrepreneur? Hint: It has something to do with “funking out” a coffee shop and exploiting the marketing potential of Craig’s List and MySpace.
Press Archive
- CNBC PRESENTS "PLANET OF THE APPS: A HAND-HELD REVOLUTION!"
- Chicago Sun-Times: Serial Problem Solver
- Columbia College - Demo Magazine
- Mashable: Texthog
- Thrillist: TextHog
- Celebrate the Holidays with us!
- Local First Chicago: Using the Web to Help Your Small Business
- Haystack : Time Out Chicago / Issue 179 : Jul 31–Aug 6, 2008
- New York Times : Small Business "Serial Entrepreneur"
- IrelandLocal : The currency of the community is "props"
- Crain's Chicago Business : "THE IDEA MAN"
- SomewhatFrank : "individual & small business tools"
- Where : "Community 2.0"
- Chicago Tribune : "social networks"
- Silicon Valley Watcher : "Metroproper: On The Radar"
- TechCrunch : "business or personal profiles"
- Midwest Business : MetroProper Launches in Chicago
- KTH : "Comfortable is a good word to describe Phil"
- Centerstage Chicago : Dollop is a true "coffee home"
- Daily Northwestern : "Filling Chicago's Communal Cup"
- Chicago Reader : What's New "There's a lot going on"
- Gapers Block: Peeling Back the Window Paper
- Crain's Chicago Business: Small Talk - Of myths and money
- Chicago Reader Restaurants: 02/01/2002 - Chase Cafe