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Where to pick up official Philly Tech Week 2014 presented by AT&T magazine

Find a map with the 200 storefront locations to find the official magazine of the fourth annual Philly Tech Week Presented by AT&T

The cover of the Philly Tech Week 2014 presented by AT&T Program & Magazine

In case you missed it: Philly Tech Week 2014 presented by AT&T is just three weeks away.

One milestone in planning that we look forward to each year is when the week’s official magazine lands in more than 200 storefronts around the city. It will also be available at all official Philly Tech Week events — event organizers can coordinate to pick up theirs.

For you, it’s a glimpse at the great activities that we’ve been coordinating all year. For us, it’s a chance to try an old-fashioned publishing medium: beautiful, glossy print.

In addition to the 90+ events featured in the program’s calendar, the magazine features great content from our editorial team and details about the 200+ partners and sponsors that help make the week happen.

You can pick it up today in more than 200 locations in the Philadelphia region shown on the map below. Or, flip through it on Issuu below.

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