Category Archives: Press Releases
Philly Tech Week 2014: 25k people, 130 events, lots of attention 6.21.14
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More than 25,000 people attended 130 events during Philly Tech Week 2014, including Arcade at the Oval, where thousands gathered to play Tetris on both sides of the Cira Centre. You can find all of Technical.ly Philly’s coverage of the week here. Watch an overall wrap video below and find all the media coverage here.Continue Reading
Baltimore Innovation Week 2013 impact and attendee totals 11.7.13 0
The second annual Baltimore Innovation Week took place during the last 10 days of September 2013. We shared a full impact report here, which included more than 1,000 people at our Kickoff party at Penn Station Plaza, featuring the Gathering food truck association, Baltimore City Council’s first ever hearing on the innovation economy, the firstContinue Reading
Technical.ly earns Best of Philly and Best of Baltimore nods 8.19.13 0
We’re proud to say that our work has received kind words in both Philly and Baltimore in the same month: winning Best of city mentions in both of their respective city magazines.
Let’s help improve sites that suck! 11.15.11 0
What is it that makes web sites SUCK? What can content strategists do to fix them?
Technically Media joins the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce 9.14.11 0
Technically Media Inc., the online content strategy firm and publisher of Technically Philly, today announced it had joined the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. TM co-founders Sean Blanda, Brian James Kirk and Christopher Wink highlighted five reasons they were interested in chamber membership: Supporting the local business community of Philadelphia and helping to make itContinue Reading
Constitution Daily takes home bronze at Muse Awards 6.15.11 0
We’re happy to announce that Technically Media took home the bronze Muse Award in the “Digital Communities” category at the AAM conference in Houston, Texas.
Philly Tech Week April 25-30, 2011: the official announcement 3.14.11 0
PHILADELPHIA — The first ever Philly Tech Week, to be held April 25-30, 2011 throughout the region, is being organized by technology news site Technically Philly and supported by a variety of partners. Partners include WHYY, University City Science Center, the Wharton School of Business, the Franklin Institute and co-working space Independents Hall, among manyContinue Reading
