Tech on Tap

In the full version of this most recent interview, Jason Eder catches up with Doug Speight, executive director at American Underground.

After filling us in on his journey into the startup landscape as the director of American Underground, Doug answers the question of what makes a successful startup and what does the entrepreneur in 2018 actually look like.

Doug gives insight into what makes AU different than other coworking spaces and what Amazon's real purpose is for choosing a location for HQ2.

In the full version of this most recent interview, Jason Eder catches up with Doug Speight, executive director at American Underground.

After filling us in on his journey into the startup landscape as the director of American Underground, Doug answers the question of what makes a successful startup and what does the entrepreneur in 2018 actually look like.

Doug gives insight into what makes AU different than other coworking spaces and what Amazon's real purpose is for choosing a location for HQ2.

Super Bowl viewership was down this year. Was it a blip on the map? Why did the 2015 Super Bowl do so much better on TV and on social media? Michael, Jason and Laura give their take on who won the night (spoiler alert: JT didn't make the cut).

Before Jason sits down with Doug Speight, director of the American Underground, the team talks about the coworking revolution and whether or not WeWork really has its finger on the pulse of innovation in the age of startups. Is WeWork a tech startup or a real estate company?

In the partial interview with Speight, Jason asks about the work that American Underground does to create successful businesses and startups in the Triangle and what does it actually take to be a successful startup; time and passion.

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2018/02/16/tech-on-tap-conversations-doug-speight/

Super Bowl viewership was down this year. Was it a blip on the map? Why did the 2015 Super Bowl do so much better on TV and on social media? Michael, Jason and Laura give their take on who won the night (spoiler alert: JT didn't make the cut).

Before Jason sits down with Doug Speight, director of the American Underground, the team talks about the coworking revolution and whether or not WeWork really has its finger on the pulse of innovation in the age of startups. Is WeWork a tech startup or a real estate company?

In the partial interview with Speight, Jason asks about the work that American Underground does to create successful businesses and startups in the Triangle and what does it actually take to be a successful startup; time and passion.

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2018/02/16/tech-on-tap-conversations-doug-speight/

In the full version of our most recent interview, James Amato, manager of strategy and development for WRAL TechWire, and Tech on Tap's Michael Baylor sit down to talk about the larger visions of TechWire in relationship to the Triangle and North Carolina, what the value proposition is for Amazon to venture to the Old North State and how the spirit of innovation runs as a common thread throughout the state.

James gives some insider information on how to stay connected to what TechWire is doing, and how listeners can be a part while giving a charge to all creators, innovators and thinkers.

In the full version of our most recent interview, James Amato, manager of strategy and development for WRAL TechWire, and Tech on Tap's Michael Baylor sit down to talk about the larger visions of TechWire in relationship to the Triangle and North Carolina, what the value proposition is for Amazon to venture to the Old North State and how the spirit of innovation runs as a common thread throughout the state.

James gives some insider information on how to stay connected to what TechWire is doing, and how listeners can be a part while giving a charge to all creators, innovators and thinkers.

Before getting into an interview with James Amato, manager for strategy and business development for WRAL TechWire, Michael, Jason and Laura celebrate the Triangle being chosen as a top 20 finalist for Amazon's next headquarters.

Trulia doesn't seem to think that Raleigh is the most affordable place for Amazon to choose, so what city on the list is?

The team also delves into the what, the why, and the what to do next for Facebook's most recent changes. They are bigger than you think, and startups and small businesses will be hurt most.

The interview with James Amato focuses on the Triangle in relationship to the larger tech landscape as a whole and how rural North Carolina is just as much a part of the innovation.

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2018/02/06/tech-on-tap-conversations-james-amato/

Before getting into an interview with James Amato, manager for strategy and business development for WRAL TechWire, Michael, Jason and Laura celebrate the Triangle being chosen as a top 20 finalist for Amazon's next headquarters.

Trulia doesn't seem to think that Raleigh is the most affordable place for Amazon to choose, so what city on the list is?

The team also delves into the what, the why, and the what to do next for Facebook's most recent changes. They are bigger than you think, and startups and small businesses will be hurt most.

The interview with James Amato focuses on the Triangle in relationship to the larger tech landscape as a whole and how rural North Carolina is just as much a part of the innovation.

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2018/02/06/tech-on-tap-conversations-james-amato/

Michael, Laura and Jason launch Amazon Watch 2018, and give you an insider look into how you can make some extra cash on the Amazon HQ2 decision.

Is it actually a good thing that Amazon might choose the Triangle as its next location? Who gets hurt if Amazon chooses your city? The team tackles whether or not big corporations should be responsible for our addiction to our devices.

Guess which tech giant has a no media policy at home.

And stick around until the end for the top stories on WRALTechWire.com and some exclusive information on upcoming events.

Michael, Laura and Jason launch Amazon Watch 2018, and give you an insider look into how you can make some extra cash on the Amazon HQ2 decision.

Is it actually a good thing that Amazon might choose the Triangle as its next location? Who gets hurt if Amazon chooses your city? The team tackles whether or not big corporations should be responsible for our addiction to our devices.

Guess which tech giant has a no media policy at home.

And stick around until the end for the top stories on WRALTechWire.com and some exclusive information on upcoming events.