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ProudCity named to 2019 GovTech 100 top government technology companies list
Government Technology: ‘ProudCity Builds Recovery Website for Paradise, Calif., in 3 Days’
Public Spend Forum: ‘Seven Government Technology Startups To Watch In 2019’
StateScoop: ‘Four mistakes local governments should avoid when buying a website’
Government Technology: ‘As Google’s Deadline for Web Encryption Looms, Many State and Local Websites Don’t Meet the Standard’
Government Technology: ‘Shaping the Future of Digital Services’
ProudCity named to 2018 GovTech 100 top government technology companies list
GCN: ‘With open data, the plan is as important as the portal’
ELGL: ‘Mutual Aid for Government Websites during a Disaster’
Route Fifty: ‘Successfully Building a New City Website in a Matter of Months, Not Years’
Government Technology: ‘Who Helps Government Take Online Payments?’
e.Republic Labs podcast with ProudCity
GCN: ‘How to be smart about open source’
Government Technology: ‘ProudCity Launches Drag-and-Drop Payment Tool’
Government Technology: ‘ProudCity Offers Free Websites to Small Cities, Builds API for Digital Benchmarking’
ProudCity named to 2017 Government Technology top 100 list
StateScoop: ‘New Facebook-powered tool delivers city services, expands civic inclusion’
GCN: ‘Making cities’ online services easier to ‘like’’
Government Technology: ‘What’s New in Civic Tech: Government Portals on Facebook’
TechCrunch: ‘The government technology pitch’
Government Technology: ‘3 Advantages of Beta Testing City Websites’
ProudCity on ELGL: ‘What I Learned ‘Buying’ Our New City Digital Services’
Government Technology: ‘Gov Tech Companies Are Finding a Business Model’
Podcast: ‘GovTech: Disrupting Government Through Access and Transparency’
Route Fifty: ‘How a Western Massachusetts Town Took Its Payments Online’
ProudCity in Opensource.com
ProudCity on ELGL: ‘Government (Software) as a Service’
GCN: ‘Calling legacy websites: ProudCity seeks pilot city partners’
StateScoop: ‘Startup releases open source code for city government sites’
Government Technology: ‘Startup Looks to Modernize City Websites’
Government Technology: ‘The future is here, and it is a lot simpler.’
GCN features ProudCity: ‘Startup offers city websites as a service’
Government Technology names ProudCity one of ‘5 to Watch’ in 2016
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