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Thoughts about greater visibility with tech in Cincinnati
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(The following is a result of a chat that Chris Moore and I had | |
at the last Gaslight Coffee day) | |
Here in our lovely city of Cincinnati we have many cool things happening in the tech scene. | |
We have | |
- lively user groups | |
- special events - like NodeCopter coming up http://cinycopter.com | |
- Hardware hacking projects like http://opengarages.org/ at Hive13 | |
- Ignite | |
- Maker Faire http://cincinnatimakerfaire.com/ | |
- Open Data initiatives | |
- Startups | |
- More I am sure I don't know about | |
The point is that it would be good to spread the word about cool things | |
that we are already doing. And not only in the tech community but outside | |
as well. From my background in the arts, I think we can look to them to see | |
some of the ways to get the word out. | |
One example is how on WGUC, they have a weekly Arts "spotlight" http://www.wguc.org/spotlight/ | |
where they do a short interview and highlight what is going on. | |
I think this broad visibilty on the tech community is one of the | |
key components that is missing. I am not sure what the solution | |
is but I would be interested in getting together sometime | |
and brainstorming. |
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I am also very interested in this as well. Seems like I had a lot of this hope pinned on the NYTM clone we were working on. Would love to push further with some type of non-profit perhaps?