Technical.ly Coverage (51 posts)

• Baltimore Tech History 101
• These Baltimore leaders want the community to help spread civic data
• Open data bill passes City Council
• Open data bill set to be filed with Baltimore City Council
• Baltimore 911 call data is now posted online
• Baltimore towing data, visualized
• As SpotCrime grows, fight for police data transparency remains
• The data behind Baltimore’s crime spike
• These maps visualize Baltimore’s blight
• Elliott Plack is putting Baltimore on the OpenStreetMap — and he could use some help
• Here’s how that map of Baltimore property tax data was made
• City’s acting CTO on Baltimore’s IT agenda: open data, WiFi
• Vital Signs 12, new website from Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance
• View Baltimore’s vacant buildings 300 at a time [MAP]
• This Ad.com civic hacker is renovating a Baltimore vacant [PHOTOS]
• #MoneyballChat: Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s Twitter town hall
• Baltimore named 9th most tech-savvy city in U.S.
• These 8 companies bid to redesign and host the City of Baltimore’s website
• Hack for Change redux: where are the 10 civic-hacking projects now?
• Government efficiency is ‘the future’ for Baltimore’s open data: Heather Hudson [VIDEO]
• City of Baltimore looks to hire vendor to plan 3 hackathons for 2014
• HopHacks: 25 teams formed at first Johns Hopkins student-run hackathon
• HopHacks: first student-run hackathon at Johns Hopkins this weekend
• Majority of Baltimore city’s 2013 robberies happen downtown [MAP]
• Paul Smith: EveryBlock cofounder, Fed Hill resident on Public Good Software
• Visualize all victim-based crime in Baltimore from 2010 [MAP]
• BaltimoreCode.org: digital version of City Charter officially launches [VIDEO]
• Use this Foursquare list of Federal Hill bars, assembled with OpenBaltimore data
• With data, Baltimore city should fix problems before they even occur: Heather Hudson [Q&A]
• BmoreMapped.com visualizes your neighbor’s property taxes
• Use this Foursquare list of Canton bars, assembled with OpenBaltimore data
• Hack for Change: 10 projects from Baltimore’s National Day of Civic Hacking event [VIDEO]
• This is the new Google Maps, spotted by local GIS dev Elliott Plack
• Baltimore and Philly join forces for National Day of Civic Hacking
• SpotCrime crime-mapping startup surpasses 1M unique website visitors
• Data.Maryland.gov: first statewide open data portal launches
• Shea Frederick: open data lets you understand a city’s problems [VIDEO]
• Vital Signs 11: use this data map from Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance
• Reinvent Transit: 7 projects to improve Baltimore city’s mass transit systems
• OpenBaltimore transportation datasets updated for Reinvent Transit hackathon
• Hack the Parks civic apps contest to change Baltimore’s green spaces [VIDEO]
• Carol Ott: Q&A with Baltimore Slumlord Watch blogger
• CitiStat names Chad Kenney new director, returns to posting reports online
• Amy Dusto chronicles city’s tech scene in 2010, 2011 for Johns Hopkins thesis
• BmoreTech highlights data-viz projects from SpotCrime, Sickweather, Shea Frederick
• City CIO Chris Tonjes speaks at TechBreakfast about 911, 311, other city IT initiatives
• City CIO Chris Tonjes talks about open data, digital divide initiatives at GBTC’s unWIREd
• Baltimore’s 311 data now displayed on Daily Brief map from Code for America’s 311 Labs
• Vacant housing data set not accurate says Baltimore Slumlord Watch blogger
• Chris Tonjes: new city CIO on leading with “a startup mentality” [Q&A]
• There are 15,928 vacant buildings in Baltimore city [MAP]