In response to Spotify's direct-listing IPO on the New York Stock Exchange today, Tech:NYC has issued the following statement.

In response to the 2019 New York State budget that was passed over the weekend, Tech:NYC has issued the following statement.

During the next few weeks, New York’s state budget for 2019 should be finalized. We hope it continues to support autonomous vehicle testing in New York, keeping New York at the forefront of transportation innovation.

We have no doubt the future of tech will be centered here, in New York.

The fight for net neutrality isn't over, and New Yorkers are taking the lead once again to save it.

Last night, Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his fifth State of the City address. He used a large portion of his speech to talk about improving voting in NYC, which we agree needs urgent changes.

We’ve got big plans for celebrating and supporting New York’s inspiring tech scene in 2018. We hope you’ll join us.

In response to Governor Andrew Cuomo's new executive order "Ensuring Net Neutrality Protections For New Yorkers," Tech:NYC has issued the following statement.

A new proposal from Governor Cuomo's Fix NYC advisory panel that details congestion pricing was released Friday. Here are the highlights.

I am proud to join NYCx’s Technology Leadership Advisory Council, along with Tech:NYC friends and other leaders, including Brian O’Kelley, Fred Wilson, Kevin Ryan, and Michelle Peluso.

Governor Andrew Cuomo delivered his annual State of the State address yesterday, outlining his proposals to improve New York in the coming years. It was 93 minutes of dense policy and politics, which we’ve watched and analyzed to save you a little time.

2017 was Tech:NYC’s first full year on the books, and it did not lack for excitement. Like so many of our members, Tech:NYC kept busy building and growing.