New York or San Francisco?

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  Joseph Cohen (Co-founder and CEO of Coursekit) : I was in Philadelphia at school and we decided we were gonna go and build this company full time, and…and leave school, and there was no question that New York was the place to do it.
  Paul Stamatiou (Co-founder of Picplum) : The...the real draw of Silicon Valley to me, it’s…it’s hard to describe. I mean, it’s definitely the people. It’s also the fact that everyone out here is in some form of technology. I have…not only do I have lots of friends in technology, but start-ups are like the 1)norm. It’s not like “Oh, you’re gonna be unemployed for a while.” So many people actually want help you. Everyone wants to pay for…they wanna help give you advice, give you funding, office space, whatever.
  Joseph: You go to San Francisco and you’re hangin’ in a 2)hip coffee shop; everyone’s talking about start-ups. But that’s not how you get inspiration. That’s not how you 3)come up with creative ideas.
  The beauty of New York is that you have people in every area. You have people in fashion, you have people in education, and all the best of each of those classes. But what’s good about it is that you’re not isolated in this 4)bubble of everyone doing the same thing. You come up with businesses that work for the mainstream by being surrounded by people that aren’t the same as you.
  Paul: There’s money out here. People are funding startups. It’s not a difficult thing to, you know, approach someone, ask them if they want to help advise you, if they want to invest. It’s…it’s the normal course of life out here.
  Joseph: There is this romantic 5)appeal to the valley because that’s where the tech-titans are. Sort of like, if you, you know, people like to say “if you want to go make movies, you go to Hollywood.” New York is by far the best place on earth to be, because the best people in the world are here.
  


  创业宝地之争
  约瑟夫·科恩 (管理软件Coursekit的合伙创始人及CEO):我还在费城念书的时候,我们就决定辍学,全职建立这家公司。毫无疑问,纽约是我们创业地点的不二之选。
  保罗·斯坦梅图 (图片传输及共享网站Picplum的合伙创始人):硅谷对我的真正吸引力在于……很难用言语描述。我的意思是,“人才”是决定性因素。这里的每个人都是某个科技领域的行家。我有……不仅我有很多朋友在科技领域,而且在这个领域创业像是一种常态,而不是“哦,你将会失业一段时间”。因此很多人都希望帮助你。每个人都想资助……他们希望给你建议,为你提供资助,还有办公地点等。
  约瑟夫:你去旧金山,随便进入一家时尚咖啡店,就会发现每个人都在谈论创业。但这不是你得到启发的途径,不是你萌发创意的方式。
  纽约的魅力在于这是各领域人才汇萃的地方,时尚界的,教育界的,各领域的顶尖人才。还有一个好处,就是你从来都不是孤军奋战。你汲取周围各行各业精英的精髓,从而成就一番主流事业。
  保罗:这里不缺钱。创业的人们得到资助。在这里,你可以主动联系某人,问他们是否有兴趣进行指导或投资,这都不是什么困难的事,是司空见惯的。
  约瑟夫:硅谷的魅力还在于这里是科技巨头云集之地。比如人们会说:“如果要制作电影,你就去好莱坞”。纽约是目前世界上最好的(成就你科技梦想)地方,因为世界最优秀的人才都聚集在这里。
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