Paige Gross joined the Technically Media team as Philly’s lead reporter after spending two years as a breaking news and crime reporter. She’s a graduate of Temple University where she studied journalism and history, and edited the student-run newspaper, The Temple News. Paige loves anything having to do with true crime, cooking or cheesy television shows. She’s currently trying to stop drinking so much coffee, and kind of failing.
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businessJun. 17, 2019 4:01 pm
Philly’s NorthStar Conference won’t be back in 2019. Here’s what to expect instead
Organizers say the event for Black and Brown founders was never meant to be an annual event. In its place, they're focusing on providing resources with more tangible results, like the Department of Commerce's new grantmaking program.
creativeJun. 14, 2019 2:28 pm
Art at work: How 10 Philly workspaces are embracing their creative sides
Take a look at how universities, tech companies and coworking spaces have incorporated art into their offices.
civicJun. 14, 2019 9:24 am
A major internet exchange point just expanded to Philly
The partnership between Netrality Data Centers at 401 N. Broad and New York City-based NYIIX is meant to keep content sharing, streaming and general web use more local.
civicJun. 13, 2019 3:16 pm
What Data Jawn taught us about the opioid crisis, City budgets and cartoons
The third installment of Philly's data analytics conference took a look at careers in data, curbing a drug epidemic and what "SpongeBob SquarePants" can teach us about the concept of distant reading (really).
civicJun. 13, 2019 10:28 am
The office that oversees the City’s tech teams is in transition
The woman replacing Christine Derenick-Lopez as chief administrative officer will also join the SmartCityPHL Advisory Committee.
businessJun. 12, 2019 1:30 pm
Pennovation picked these 9 early-stage companies for its summer accelerator
The companies include a 3D-printing chocolate machine, feminine care products and an AI service that monitors kids' social media accounts.
creativeJun. 12, 2019 10:30 am
National Maker Faire shut down, but the Philly group says its not going anywhere
After the national organization announced it was shuttering this past weekend, the Philadelphia group's organizers said they want this year's event to be bigger and better than last.
businessJun. 10, 2019 6:50 pm
The first part of UCity’s $3.5B Schuylkill Yards project is a public park focused on inclusion
The development will span 14 acres of University City. At the reveal, developers and public officials touted ongoing efforts to be inclusive of nearby residents, including via workforce development programs.
businessMay 20, 2019 12:11 pm
JP Morgan Chase scoops up InstaMed, but the healthcare-tech company isn’t leaving Philly
The deal is worth a reported $500 million.