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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businessMay 29, 2020 1:45 pm
Shanel Fields knew emergency medical service teams needed a tech company like hers
The founder and CEO's MD Ally, an on-demand telemedicine service for dispatchers and EMS professionals, just raised $1 million.
civicMay 29, 2020 10:00 am
A Digital Literacy Alliance grant is creating roles to help residents access and use tech during the pandemic
Three organizations will receive $30,000 to support the "digital navigators" and increase access to computers and internet.
accessMay 28, 2020 12:59 pm
Meet the who’s who of local tech community builders: Philly’s 100 RealLIST Connectors
If you're just entering the Philadelphia technology and entrepreneurship scene, here's who you'd want to know.
businessMay 27, 2020 1:41 pm
Internship canceled because of COVID-19? The 2020 Philly Startup Sprint could be your alternative
The two-week training and mentorship program will take place this July, featuring sessions with business leaders and executives from local companies.
mediaMay 26, 2020 8:40 am
The Inquirer’s new tech and product exec comes from theSkimm, Axios and NYT
Meet the Inky's new CTO/CPO, who will be overseeing about 50 people solving content needs for the legacy news org's audience.
devMay 22, 2020 1:06 pm
Facebook is coming for Philadelphia. What could that mean for local tech?
Recruiting plans related to more permanent remote work policies could further push the city's status as a "highly regarded IT ecosystem" and increase diversity at the social media giant.
businessMay 22, 2020 9:12 am
How this months-old healthtech startup is building its business in the midst of the pandemic
The marketplace built by a Wharton grad connects patients and doctors in the area with transparent prices for healthcare services.
businessMay 21, 2020 12:31 pm
Payment, pivoting and the unknown: Here’s what Philly freelancers say are their biggest hurdles right now
One web developer told us there's heightened pressure to prove value right now, as the economic downturn may make clients nervous about keeping non-staff work on the books.
devMay 21, 2020 9:47 am
What SEPTA’s operating data says about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic
Ardmore-based software engineer and Is SEPTA Fucked? creator Doug Muth has been tracking trains throughout the health crisis.
accessMay 19, 2020 3:11 pm
How Indy Hall is maintaining its community remotely
"Bring people together, listen and build on what you hear," said the Old City coworking space's founder, Alex Hillman, of community building.