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How Small Towns Can Win A Big City Game
People don’t give smaller towns enough credit. It’s easy to think that cities like San Francisco have everything going for the tech industry. But smaller towns like Eugene Oregon have plenty of advantages. Let’s talk about the advantages of Eugene Oregon’s tech sector, and show how small towns can win a big city game.
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5 Ways the Downtown Fiber Network in Eugene Is Great for Normal Folks
So if you’ve been living in Eugene, Oregon you’ve probably heard about the downtown fiber initiative. Basically buildings downtown can get access to superfast internet. It might feel like the fiber network will only be good for a few people, but that’s not the case. High-speed fiber internet isn’t just good for business, tech folks,…
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Eugene Is Building for the Future with Downtown Fiber
So if you’ve been living in Eugene you might have heard about the downtown fiber initiative. Business and residents will now have the option to get access to super fast internet. Construction of the publicly owned fiber network will be starting soon. It will connect about 120 downtown Eugene buildings to world-class internet. It might…
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Hunting for An Email Newsletter About the Tech Scene In Eugene
Could I be the only one interested in an email newsletter covering the tech scene in Eugene, Oregon? Late in 2016 I became interested in email newsletters. A few month before I started a podcast that covers the streaming industry. To prepare for the Stream Team Show I have to do two things every week.…
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The Tech Scene In Eugene Oregon Has A Media Problem
For the short time that I’ve been living in Eugene, Oregon there’s one problem I can’t escape. It echoes through slack channels and even over casual beers. The issue appears during high-brow parties, and at local meetups. I’ve spoken to a Wall Street Journal reporter and city level organization directors about it. The problem attacks…
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One year in Eugene Oregon
I’ve been living in Eugene Oregon for one year now. Here’s 8 things that I’ve noticed after moving to the Pacific Northwest from the San Francisco area.