Updated Oct. 22, 2012 at 8:37 a.m.
Joystick Labs
Durham, N.C. — Joystick Labs in Durham is fading as a startup hub for videogame companies. John Austin, who runs Joystick as well as Groundworks Labs, says Joystick's business model has changed and it has cut way back on funding for new ventures....
Joystick Labs fades as startup hub for videogame companies
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Joystick Labs
Durham, N.C. — Joystick Labs in Durham is fading as a startup hub for videogame companies. John Austin, who runs Joystick as well as Groundworks Labs, says Joystick's business model has changed and it has cut way back on funding for new ventures....
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