Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Startup Watch: Five you should follow

By Mass High Tech staff

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As part of each week’s Startup Report, Mass High Tech highlights five startup companies, and their business goals, that are profiled in the New England Tech Directory. With each week's Startup Watch, Mass High Tech will choose the weekly featured companies by soliciting nominations through a poll of 10 companies, with links to their profiles in the New England Tech Directory. Please choose five startups that you would like to know more about for the Dec. 15 edition of Mass High Tech's weekly Startup Report e-mail by visiting www.masshightech.com/startup-watch.

For guest access to today's directory listings, visit the following companies:

Hy-Syence Inc.: Fall River-based Hy-Syence is a cleantech/alternative energy/clean water company providing clean water and green energy. The company was founded in 2006.

Noteflight LLC: Founded in 2009, Noteflight makes a browser plug-in for editing, playing and displaying music notation. The company is based in Cambridge.

RiotVine Inc.: Cambridge-based RiotVine has developed an online social event guide. The company was founded in 2009.

Solasta Corp.: Founded in 2006, Solasta is commercializing advances in nanostructured solar cells. The company is based in Newton.

Wistia Inc.: Wistia makes video sharing, management and collaboration software for businesses.