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Hi, Web3

Hey, Baltimore. I asked earlier this week, what does it mean to be a Baltimore based company? Today, we published a story with a few answers to that question.

 

This March, we'll be looking a bit more to the future. I want to get an idea of what your first impressions of Web3 were, and how do you see it affecting the Baltimore tech ecosystem in the future.

 

What do you think? Let us know by replying to this email or sending a note to , any time.

 

— Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly) 

Top Stories

Maryland-based Fugue acquired by cybersecurity firm Snyk

By Donte Kirby | 1 minute readCybersecurity continues to show its value with this recent acquisition.
What does ‘local’ mean now for Baltimore company leaders?
By Donte Kirby | 4 minute read

Here's what keeps these 5 companies invested in the city and region, and why they think "Baltimore-based" applies despite some of them being fully remote. Read more »

‘We need to think about diversity differently’: Morgan Phelps on talent recruiting
By Stephanie S. Beecher | 4 minute read

After getting sidelined amid a career shift, the PR pro started digging into why Black representation stagnates in the higher ranks of the white collar workforce. Then, she became an entrepreneur to tackle the challenge. Read more »

Techstars just graduated its first Equitech Accelerator cohort. At least 3 alums will relocate to Baltimore
By Sameer Rao | 5 minute read

The 12 companies in the first cohort, including the three that have announced plans to move here, evoke the "equitech" principles that UpSurge Baltimore and Techstars sought to build into the city's tech community. Read more »

Point3 Security’s acquisition by Cyber Capital Partners allows it to grow to meet cyber talent needs
By Donte Kirby | 2 minute read

Here's why Evan Dornbush, Point3 Security’s cofounder and CEO, says the cybersecurity talent training company is staying put in Baltimore. Read more »

Blast from the past

Now you can buy beer with Bitcoins at Fells Point bar Bad Decisions
Originally published December 10, 2013

Bad Decisions bar owner says he's the first brick-and-mortar store in Baltimore where patrons pay using the open-source, decentralized digital cash created in 2009. Read more »

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