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It’s a crunch only insofar as startups with bullshit ideas and no revenue find themselves suddenly unable to dazzle seasoned investors with their pitch decks and boilerplate business jargon.

You know the drill. The flu is serious business right now. In case you haven't gotten a flu shot yet, one civic hacker just made it super easy for you to

This is the Startup Roundup. Every Wednesday morning, Technically Baltimore will put together the smaller pieces that make up our startup ecosystem.

Relatively speaking, Baltimore's early-stage technology community has been busy in 2012. Call it hype. Call it cheerleading. Call it noise. But whatever

Shawn and Stephanie Grimes, the collective minds behind Campfire Apps who were also the subject of an article in the New York Times about making a living

This is the Startup Roundup. Every Wednesday morning, Technically Baltimore will put together the smaller pieces that make up our startup ecosystem.

The cybersecurity industry, as Technically Baltimore has reported, has quite a foothold in Maryland and in the Baltimore region. In the greater Baltimore

A "Series A crunch" in Silicon Valley may be inevitable, according to PandoDaily, wherein startups previously laden with cash courtesy of a surfeit of

In the 5th annual online voting-backed Mobbies Awards from the Baltimore Sun, which celebrates the most popular social media and online publishing in Maryland, Technically Baltimore was voted the state's best science or technology blog.

When Technically Baltimore first visited the brand new Cynergy offices in Harbor East last month — the firm had recently expanded its D.C. office to