A look back at Delaware’s top tech stories of 2014 [Technical.ly Podcast]

It’s that time of year again — a time to reflect on 2014’s big stories.
Check out this month’s Technical.ly podcast, where you’ll hear from yours truly, as well as Technical.ly’s four other reporters from Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. on what’s been happening this year in our tech communities.
We each talk about big themes of the year, the stories that surprised us the most and just how interconnected our five markets along the Amtrak corridor are.
You’ll also hear from some movers and shakers from technology communities along the East Coast, including Converge’s (formerly MUNI-Tech) John Kirk, who we previously featured here.

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And, while we’re at it, here at the most popular stories we’ve published so far — a quick five months in with many more to come. And thanks, as always, for tuning in.

• How Essentia makes it work in Wilmington: large clients, long relationships: The advertising, branding and digital agency is anticipating a big year in 2015.
• Is Wilmington University’s new 41-acre campus bad for Delaware?: Wilmington University’s new, planned 41-acre campus in suburban North Wilmington is being billed as a Delaware success story. But those celebrating a nascent Wilmington innovation corridor say the school is failing to play a role in its namesake city’s future.
• How a video game company found a home at Wilmington U: Two full-time employees and five Wilmington University undergrads are pumping out video games from the new business incubator on campus.
• Sanosil’s disinfectant machines being used in fight against Ebola: The New Castle startup’s $7,000 machines are being sent to Nigeria. Chairman David St.Clair wants to partner with the U.S. government and NGOs to get the machines to other West African nations.
• How I Work: Jeremy Bell, Internet guy at homebuilder Schell Brothers: Jeremy Bell combines rock ‘n’ roll love with programming prowess, and insists on not checking his email.