Listen to my interview on “Philly Pod Who.”
I gave some honest advice from entrepreneurship experience. Thanks Kevin!
Links
Technical.ly on “The Business of Content”
Read this interview with me for Delaware Innovation Week
Earlier this month, we at Technical.ly hosted the third annual Delaware Innovation Week. (Find Technical.ly coverage of DIW17 here)
Ahead of it, the Delaware Business Times did a Q&A with me here and in print.
Don’t say your city is the next Silicon Valley of anything
Because it’s not true. I wrote my thoughts on this Medium post here.
Yes, I’ve come along way since February 2009.
@TechnicallyPHL named one of 25 Temple Twitter accounts to follow
Temple University Magazine, my alma mater’s alumni magazine, called @technicallyPHL one of 25 Twitter accounts with Temple ties worth following [PDF]. They used an old photo of me looking a little dumpy from this profile
Temple University’s Business Law Magazine interviews me
‘Five for Friday’: Christopher Wink
Al Jazeera hackathon imagines the future of news [GigaOm]
Gigaom’s Matthew Ingram recapped the Aljazeera hackathon that brought me to Qatar over Thanksgiving. I got a mention in his nice write-up. His words:
Christopher Wink, who founded the Technical.ly network of local technology sites in Philadelphia, Brooklyn and other cities, was one of the mentors that Al Jazeera brought in for the event — which pulled together 90 participants from 37 countries, out of more than 1,600 applications. He has a blog post in which he lists some of his favorite projects, and almost all of them seem like they could help make the job of a journalist easier, or in some way expand the practice of news (there’s another good list here). [[MORE]]
Facebook anonymous login [my KYW interview]
Whether Facebook anonymous login will matter or not will be determined if enough sites and apps see enough benefit in the frictionless vetting of users by Facebook that they’ll forgo trying to collect user data themselves. Find snippets of my interview with KYW in their quick-hit here.