On the new State of Oregon data catalog, perhaps not unlike the forthcoming OpenDataPhilly.org.
Open Data Portal Launched in Oregon
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Pittsburgh’s tech boom isn’t reaching every neighborhood, and many locals are skeptical of the future
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American University launches student startup lab for the ‘napkin stage’
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