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SmarterCape Summit Press Coverage

Here is an article from the Enterprise newspaper group about the recent SmarterCape Summit, produced by the CCTC along with OpenCape, the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce and the Cape Cod Commission. http://www.capenews.net/communities/region/news/1074

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Tommy Doyle’s Benefit a Success!

Thanks to everyone who participated in the CC Tech Council social last night at Tommy Doyle’s to benefit Junior Tech. We had a great turnout, and we raffled off that iPad. Thanks to Core Computers, Cape Cod Community Media Center, L. J. Egan Assoc., Kyle & Company Public Relations, Koa Media, NeuEon Inc., Andrew Nicholl (ArdRed), Matthew Poepsel, and David [...]

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Feb 3: Peter Karlson Talks Tech on The Point with Mindy Todd

Cape Cod Tech Council President Emeritus Peter Karlson will be Mindy Todd’s guest on the The Point this Thursday at 9:30 AM. Peter will be discussing our upcoming First Friday with Bob Curtis of Petrol Biosensors, Inc., the http://www.cctechcouncil.org/2011/01/feb-17-tech-social-at-tommy-doyles/#mce_temp_url#, other upcoming events for the Tech Council, the Smart Cape Initiative between IBM and the Cape [...]

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Mar 9: Cape Cod Community College Lecture: Nergis Mavalvala

Spring Presidential Series 2011 Wednesday, March 9 at 7 PM Tilden Arts Center, Main Theater Cape Cod Community College The Cape Cod Technology Council is excited to promote this talk by Nergis Mavalvala, Professor of Astrophysics, MIT, and MacArthur Foundation Fellow 2010. Come take a guided tour of work being done to clearly identify and [...]

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Jim Hill Talks Priorities

CCTC Board Member Jim Hill of Digital Quill Design talks priorities for 2011 in Marilee Crocker’s article in the Cape Cod Times.

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Top Cape Cod Tech Stories in 2010

The Cape Cod Times/Cape Cod Online just released their list of The Cape’s Top 10 Tech Stories of 2010. The Cape Cod Technology Council had a hand in the genesis of many of these projects, including Smart Cape Cod, Geek Girl Camp and Open Cape. What will be the top tech stories of 2011? Chances [...]

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