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How is D.C.'s tech sector different from that in other cities? Can it someday rival New York's? These questions and more were discussed Thursday at #TechintheCity, a spirited panel discussion.

How can the city attract high-tech businesses, support the local economy, and disrupt the status quo to create spaces where new companies and industries can thrive? D.C. thought leaders weigh in.

The digital divide isn't about access anymore--it's about skills. The tech powerhouse sat down with Elevation to discuss ways of bringing more women and minorities into D.C.'s tech scene.

U.S. Air Force veteran and self-professed loner Raphael Mudge helps Department of Defense contractors and large corporations find network vulnerabilities before enemies do.

Think of it as quiet, distraction-free coworking. The new space for writers in Tenleytown is a blessing for D.C.'s booming numbers of creatives who crave a space of their own.