Reprising a written piece from over the summer, Ericson asked TEDx attendees: What is the social cost of Uber and Lyft?

Protenus is now working on a cybersecurity system to protect electronic medical records at hospitals across the U.S. Over the next year Protenus plans to test its cybersecurity system, which "detects inappropriate EMR access in real-time," in the Johns Hopkins health system.

What Works Studio is four full-time employees, occupying space in a new office on Saratoga Street, and pushing the boundaries of the publication that anchors it all: What Weekly.

The statewide startup competition accepted more than 260 applicants this year. Money was handed out by the Department of Business and Economic Development in four categories.

"WebMechanix has been struggling to find the right talent to work at the company, so it’s planning to train budding marketers in house. WebMechanix on June 2 will launch a 12-week course offering participants a first-hand look at the industry."

As bigger companies like Google and Facebook keep extending their reach into mobile advertising, will Canton-based Millennial Media be able to keep up?

This is Technical.ly Baltimore's "How I Work" series, where we'll take a look at the tools and tips the region's startup founders and creative leaders use to get through the day.

Google unveiled web-programming language Dart in 2011 -- the B'more on Rails Meetup will explain why your next app should be built using it.

Six of seven candidates vying for the Maryland governorship in 2014 spent the morning of April 21 explaining to business and tech leaders why they deserve the votes of the state’s business community.

Six of seven candidates vying for the Maryland governorship in 2014 spent the morning of April 21 explaining to business and tech leaders why they deserve the votes of the state’s business community.