Stories by Brady Dale

Brady Dale is a writer and comedian based in Brooklyn. His reporting on technology appears regularly on Fortune and Technical.ly Brooklyn.

Fear of a Smart Planet

Mapping Microbiotic Life in New York City’s Guts

California Throws a Tax Break Bone to Small Farms in Big Cities

Anthony Townsend on Hacking Into ‘Smart Cities’

The Long Hack: Finding Your Own Take on Civic Tech By Way of ‘Smart Cities’

‘Calcutta’ the Book and Calcutta, the City and Symbol

Nine Chapters In Obscurity: ‘Calcutta’ Can’t Find Its Focus

Who’s Afraid of the City Farmer?

The Various Sticks and Carrots for Putting Unused Land to Use

Blurred Lines: An Interview with ‘The End of the Suburbs’ Author Leigh Gallagher

Very Recent Interview: Talking NYC Development with Author Choire Sicha

From Suburb to City (Or Something Like It) in ‘The End of the Suburbs’

What the People Had a Hand In: Discussing Leo Hollis’ ‘Cities Are Good for You’

The Importance of Clarity and Priorities in Big Data

Chicago’s Land Bank Will Use Big Data to Target Vacant Homes

‘Cities Are Good for You,’ by Leo Hollis: A Book About Another Book

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