Troy-based web-to-fax technology firm Celery has found a niche... with the Amish. The obvious conclusion from this: the fax is now a sufficiently old-fashioned technology that even the Amish are OK using it. (By the way: Celery also support RSS -- we once heard there was a person who read AOA via fax thanks to the service.) [Biz Review] (Thanks, Jess)
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The article mentions they are moving out of downtown Troy. Any idea what the story is about where they are moving?
... said Jessica R on May 20, 2011 at 4:38 PM | link
The Business Review has an excerpt of the article discussing the move on their website. Seems the CEO is still considering making good on his threats to move the firm after their downtown Troy offices were vandalized a couple weeks ago. The article mentions northern NJ as the intended destination, as it would place the company closer to potential investors.
... said Tim in Waterford on May 21, 2011 at 12:55 AM | link