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09/06/2024

Hey, we won! So proud that Technical.ly was awarded the "Journalistic Impact" award (in the large tier, homie!) last night in Chicago by the well-regarded LION Publishers!

The leading driver was our big THRIVING reporting project on economic mobility, and I'm so proud that our other multi-local reporting was honored too. Best I can remember, this is our first proper journalism award, and it's a big one — even though our communities have often kindly honored our work!

10/18/2023

We recognize tech community leaders in five categories.

Who do you think should get the spotlight?

By Oct. 30, nominate impactful leaders, change-making companies and innovative technology products making communities better for this year's awards program.

09/27/2023

“It would hurt anyway,. But that’s what hurts so much: that we just saw this star that was on this meteoric rise taken from us and didn’t get, like, she didn’t get a chance to, for the world to see the whole story.”

On the eve of a vigil organized in remembrance of the EcoMap Technologies leader, members of the community she celebrated mourned, reflected and shared thoughts about her.

06/15/2022

08/09/2021

At cloudtamer.io, a long-term focus on began with more open dialogue one day and has progressed into a robust internal process.

The Fulton-based firm started having in-depth conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion last summer and has continued its long-term commitments.

06/17/2021

Verizon's 5G service could boost local business growth and even draw talent to the region. Here's how.

The telecom company's 5G service could boost local business growth and even draw talent to the region. Here's how.

05/14/2021

“Triple-double machine” and NBA star Russell Westbrook is apparently fueled by … peanut butter and jelly. The Washington Wizards point guard told GQ that he eats two each game day. Unanswered: Whether he prefers creamy or crunchy.

Game-day snacks, jobs and more.

05/13/2021

Good Morning! The Introduced Conference kicks off at 9:30 am with a keynote from our CEO, Christopher Wink. Join us for his keynote on "What’s Next for Local Innovation Economies? A meta-analysis of the last year of surveys, stories and shock."

Just a reminder, there's still time to register and you can join for any session of interest (it's all virtual and free). So grab a cup of joe and enjoy learning from experts all day.

Pro tip: You can Chromecast the Introduced conference to your TV for easy viewing.

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05/06/2021

Want to learn how to get better at your job for free? It's easy, register for Introduced. Expert speakers will share the virtual stage when the daylong conference focused on building better companies returns Thursday, May 13.

These expert speakers will share the virtual stage when the daylong conference focused on building better companies returns Thursday, May 13 during the 11th annual Philly Tech Week.

05/03/2021

By facilitating connections, the Chesapeake Digital Health Exchange is creating opportunities and partnerships to make the region an industry hub.

04/29/2021

Data from the latest MoneyTree report by PwC/CB Insights shows that Maryland companies received a collective $562 million in investment over 24 deals.

Paced by a trio of $100 million "megarounds," the state took 2020's investment gains even higher to start the year. Here's a breakdown of funding totals in Baltimore city, the region and the state, courtesy of two new funding reports.

04/27/2021

There are many teens who are relieved to have an opportunity to get the vaccine, however, there are some who still have reservations about the vaccine’s reliability. In this feature, we will be sharing a CHARM editor’s experience with the vaccine, insights on the stances of two Baltimore teens and important facts about the vaccines.

In Maryland, people ages 16 and up recently became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. In a guest post by the journalism editors of literary arts org CHARM: Voices of Baltimore Youth, Baltimore teens share their opinions on vaccines and address misconceptions.