Chicago Tech Talent: The Series
September 13, 2011My first article for Tech.li — “Chicago Tech Talent – What’s the Problem?” — got some great traction and comments. I want to say thank you to all of you.
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My first article for Tech.li — “Chicago Tech Talent – What’s the Problem?” — got some great traction and comments. I want to say thank you to all of you.
I work at the IJ Clinic on Entrepreneurship, a nonprofit that teams up with University of Chicago Law School students to provide free legal assistance, workshops, and advocacy to entrepreneurs..
Many Midwestern entrepreneurs feel like the region does not get its fair share of early stage capital and the numbers back them up. The best data on early stage capital.
I follow food trucks. I don’t get on my Schwinn and stalk them around the greater Chicago area. No, they are on Twitter and now, because of them, and a broken.
Michael Arrington, founder and co-editor of TechCrunch, is leaving his editing post, according to the Wall Street Journal, which broke the story this morning. To be sure, TechCrunch is a.
The website I founded, GreenTechBuyer, matches homeowners and property managers with top local companies for appropriate green technology projects. There’s open access to basic info about energy efficiency and renewable.
Chicago Tech Talent – What’s the Problem? Let’s not just talk about the perception or reality of a developer shortage in Chicago, let’s solve it.
As a first-time contributor to Tech.li, I would like to begin by briefly introducing the subject on which I will be pontificating. Everybody loves booze, and people put a great.
If God can’t forbid another Apple from rising up against another Microsoft or IBM, the USPTO sure will.
Over the past eight months, companies like Sony, along with the web server/sites of the U.S. Senate, CIA, and FBI, have all experienced major security breaches as a result of.