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June 2, 2009

East Coast representin'

I've been looking around the Baltimore/Washington area for people who are writing about the tech and innovation scene, or actually representing it by blogging thoughtfully and passionately on tech-related topics they care about.

I've found some and got them listed over in my blogroll on the right. These folks are all well worth a read and an add to your RSS reader. And I'm looking for more.

I also think it's important that we all look beyond our region to see what others are doing, at least on the East Coast.

Beyond this immediate area, I'm really enjoying following the New England scene through some of its tech/innov bloggers. There's a real push up in the Boston area for biotech and biosciences, which, of course, is an area that Maryland wants to be an international player in (and already is, in some regards.)

I'm digging Business Innovation Factory's blog, as well as the blog kept by its founder and chief catalyst, Saul Kaplan (@skap5), who recently called for a "national innovation agenda" in a BusinessWeek column.

Boston Globe columnist Scott Kirsner has an impressive library of print, blog and video coverage that helps get you under the hood of the scene up in Beantown. I learned from his blog yesterday that June is Innovation Month in New England. Check out his video site here. In the video below, Kirsner interviews a startup company head who's showing off a super-computer; unfortunately, the company went out of business.

I've also got MassHighTech loaded in my Google reader and I follow them on Twitter. It's a site published by the Journal of New England Technology. It provides a good, daily overview of news, views and features, such as this interesting piece about how technology can aid senior citizens and the work that MIT's AgeLab is doing.

Out of New York, you may want to check out the New Media and Technology Law blog kept by big-name law firm, Proskauer and Rose. Attorneys Jeff Neuburger and Daryn Grossman offer a good review and analysis of news and court decisions that online companies should be considering. It seems like everyone lately has been concerned about Terms of Use, ever since Facebook botched changes to theirs a few months back -- and the area of Terms of Use is something that Neuburger and Grossman are paying attention to. Any sites & blogs beyond Baltimore -- and on the East Coast -- you'd recommend?

 

Posted by Gus Sentementes at 7:00 AM | | Comments (1)
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Ebiquity is a pretty good local tech blog: http://ebiquity.umbc.edu/

Indeed, this is an excellent blog. Thank you for bring it to my attention. -Gus

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About Gus G. Sentementes
Gus G. Sentementes (@gussent on Twitter) has been writing for The Baltimore Sun since 2000. He's covered real estate, business, prisons, and suburban and Baltimore City crime and cops. He was one of the first reporters at The Sun to use multimedia tools and Web applications -- a video camera, an iPhone -- to cover breaking news. He hopes to cover Maryland geeks and the gadgets and Web sites they build, and learn -- and share -- something new every day.

Gus has a wife, a young daughter and two feuding cats. They live in Northeast Baltimore.
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