Temple University professor Duncan Hollis affixed the university's name to the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace. Why didn't the United States?

Join the Technical.ly #ama channel to ask experts about best practices for getting non-technologists involved in using open data and more on Friday, Nov. 16, from 1 to 2 p.m.

Sixty-Six Wards, a Philly-based blog on local politics, is gathering stats and forecasting a strong midterm election turnout.

From building apps to giving flex time, local companies are taking different approaches, but lots are doing something to encourage staffers to vote on Tuesday.

A recap of the social-impact themed evening, via Technically Media CEO Christopher Wink, signals a shift in the narrative.

Oct. 9 is deadline day for the Nov. 6 election. Here's an informative video from Broke in Philly to get you pumped about doing your civic duty.

The nonprofit's WeVote app, made by MilkCrate, gamifies civic engagement.

Get a front-row seat at the Oct. 14–17 conference that's transforming government through technology.

The NJ Innovation Evergreen Fund looks to invest in New Jersey-based companies as part of a revamped economic strategy. The announcement was heard loud and clear in Camden.

On the first floor of City Hall, 60 employees handle 800,000 cases a year. There’s “a lot of room for growth” on how the city can put that data to work, says Executive Director Graham Quinn.