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Hello hello, happy Thursday! We're excited to share today that our signature biz-building conference held for the past two years during Philly Tech Week, Introduced by Technical.ly, will now be held virtually on Thursday, May 7. 

 

And because it's virtual, it's easier than ever for folks to join in. You can expect to hear from local leaders like Catalyte CEO Jacob Hsu, but also pros from around the mid-Atlantic. Even more details to come soon, but for now, check out the basics and register below.

 

— Technical.ly Managing Editor Julie Zeglen (julie@technical.ly)

News

Technical.ly’s signature Introduced conference has gone virtual for May 7. Here’s how to join

By Katrina Gonzalez

The 10th annual Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast is now a months-long celebration, starting with a full-day online event convening speakers from across our markets ahead of our IRL September series.


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Digital access is more important than ever. These grassroots groups are creating neighborhood-level connectivity hubs

By Stephen Babcock DigiBmore members are distributing laptops and setting up neighborhood Wi-Fi. With the pandemic making Baltimore's digital divide more stark, it's among several orgs keeping connectivity at the base of their response efforts.
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Baltimore’s new $5.5M fund aims to help small businesses reopen and redesign public spaces

By Stephen Babcock The new initiative also includes $3.5 million for small business grants, and a reopening task force.
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COBOL is having a moment. Here’s why developers who know the 60-year-old programming language are in demand

By Stephen Babcock With states issuing pleas for volunteer coders, we set out to learn more about the woman-invented language powering the mainframe computers that process unemployment claims, and why there's a shortage.
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These Baltimore orgs are collaborating to offer technical assistance to small businesses seeking loans

By Stephen Babcock The network will help biz owners — especially women and minorities — navigate new aid programs. It's look at local-level support during a pandemic.
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