We’re lucky in Baltimore to have Gus Sentementes, a Baltimore Sun reporter who writes about technology. Besides his regular articles in the paper, he writes a blog called BaltTech.
If you aren’t already a reader, below are some of his posts that will likely interest readers of this blog (some are guest posts).
- Profile of Connections Academy
- Profile of Storyfarm
- Localist’s business model
- MP3Car’s Rebranding Quandry
- Interview with Matt Goddard of R2I
- Lessons Learned from Billmelater
- Profile of Moodlerooms
- Profile of MP3Car’s Heather Sarkissian
- Profile of Millenial Media
- Profile of QLab
- Five Question with Gabriel Weisz of Salar
- How To Raise Money for Your Tech Company
- Some of Maryland’s Open Source Heroes
- Profile of Lookingglass
- Five Questions with Christopher Ashworth of Figure 53
- Five Questions with Clarence Wooten of Groupsite
- Profile of Social Solutions
- Preview of Baltimore Node
- Beehive Baltimore Celebrates 9 months of coworking
This just goes to show how many people are working on Internet companies in Baltimore, in all stages of development and success!
Projects: Baltimore Node
Advertisement
Business
These 6 centers show how Baltimore’s biggest employers are integrating tech and innovation
Dev
Nominate an outstanding dev for the inaugural Baltimore RealLIST Engineers
Business
Here’s how a few of Baltimore’s Inc. 5000 honorees think about their growth
SPONSORED
Baltimore
Get to know SmartLogic’s culture of plants, podcasts and productive client relationships
Civic
Baltimore’s already-plentiful creative class grew over 12 years
Business
These are the 10 most-read Baltimore tech stories of 2018
Business
Here’s your 2019 guide to Baltimore’s coworking spaces
SPONSORED
Baltimore
Entrepreneurs, think it’s too early to engage a legal partner? It’s not.
Sign-up for daily news updates from Technical.ly Baltimore
JOURNALISM FUND
Already a contributor? Sign in here