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Columbus Ohio Tops Forbes Tech City List

Ok it's an Up-And-Coming Tech Cities.... list... Silicon Valley has not been replaced by Columbus Ohio yet... Columbus has been on lists of emerging tech cities before of course... often with cities that must be there now whereas Columbus is still "up-and-coming."

The Forbes.com :Top 10 Up-And-Coming Tech Cities" says:

"No. 1: Columbus, Ohio."

Who else is on the Forbes.com list of Up-And-Coming Tech Cities? Santa Fe NM, Milwaukee WI, Houston TX, Boise City, ID, Pittsburgh PA, Lake Charles, LA, , Iowa City, IA, Yuma, AZ, Palm Beach County, FL.

I wrote about Columbus topping the list of cities on ColumbusBestBlog.com Wednesday: Columbus Tops Top 10 Tech Cities

Photo of the Columbus Ohio Skyline Photo above is from Wikipedia. "Skyline of Columbus, Ohio Photo shot by Derek Jensen (Tysto), 2006-01-23 I, the copyright holder of this work, hereby release it into the public domain. This applies worldwide. In case this is not legally possible:I grant anyone the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law."

Thanks Derek!

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Posted by Maureen McCabe Central OH Homes on 03/13/2008 06:31 AM

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6 Comments on Columbus Ohio Tops Forbes Tech City List

MAR

2008

Maureen, This is very cool and I especially like the photo and now I will review photos to see if they do allow public domain. How wonderful!!

I use that photo on my AR profile. I am not much of a photographer and so I got to Wikipedia a lot and borrow photos. You can not borrow all and they tell you the scoop. I try to do a photo credit ...

MAR

2008

Maureen, as the DC area got more tech-y, the whole local economy got a lot stronger. That's good news - and I love the photo, too.

Tech sure can't hurt the economy... can it? I guess if it is .com inflated, pie in the sky stuff and that was all that was there it could. Thanks for the comment Patricia.

JUN

2008

This is definitely exciting for the area. I am a little surprised they didn't mention The OSU. I guess there are a lot of players.

OSU is part of the tech corridor isn't it? Forbes chose to focus on Battelle. It doesn't take anything away from OSU, that Battelle got kudos IMHO. It's the City that was recognized. Thanks for the comment.

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