Miami Wants to Be the Next Big Start-Up City - The Atlantic
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A look at how the city has become a center for tech, design, and innovation
Link Copied A look at how the city has become a center for tech, design, and innovation Miami is on a mission to become an international tech hub and a host of entrepreneurs -- from rookie startup founders to established CEOs -- will tell you it has a shot. Last month Atlantic LIVE and The Atlantic Cities , in partnership with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, brought a host of experts in business, tech, and urban planning together for a conference, Start-Up City: Miami , to discuss exactly that. In the video above, we hear perspectives from conference speakers and travel to the colo
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