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    Columbus tops list of growing tech cities

    indusbusinessjournal.com wrote Chasing Technology

    Posted On: 12/8/2008
    BY CHRIS NELSON

    While no two municipalities are identical, many of America’s top tech cities and regions – San Jose/Silicon Valley, Seattle, Boston, Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Los Angeles, New York City – share a number common characteristics, such as effective leadership, money, a strong higher-education presence and good planning, to name a few. The answer to the second question is less clear. But Philip Auerswald, a professor of public policy at George Mason University, decided to give it a shot.

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