Maija Ehlinger is the Editor In Chief at various esteemed publications. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on entrepreneurship, startups, and the intersection of technology and workforce development, including themes like AI platforms and professional training. Maija’s work has been featured in notable outlets such as CNN, WRAL, and Global Atlanta, among others.
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Maija’s coverage mainly focuses on local Atlanta-based startups and tech developments, with attention to broader marketing trends. Her emphasis on press releases suggests a preference for news directly from companies.
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By: Maija Ehlinger
ATLANTA, June 25 (Hypepotamus) – Micro influencers — online creators with smaller but active follower counts — are having a moment, as brands look to unlock more opportunities to stand out and get in front of people in digital and physical spaces.
By: Maija Ehlinger
BIRMINGHAM(June 30) Hypepotamus – “Sloss” carries a bit of magic in the City of Birmingham, Alabama. Sloss Furnaces was one of the early companies that put “The Magic City” on the map as an industrial and machinery hub seemingly overnight.
By: Maija Ehlinger
ATLANTA (June 29) Hypepotamus – There’s an office on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta where a team of engineers are rewriting the rules of wireless communication and the chips that drive our modern world.
ATLANTA, July 6 (Hypepotamus) – Commerce won’t start with a search. It will start with a prompt, says Atlanta entrepreneur Hussain Punjani. That’s the future that Punjani is looking to build with Agentix, a recently-launched startup creating the infrastructure to let shoppers complete a purchase right from their AI conversation. As more consumers turn to ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs to research products, Agentix wants to be the layer that makes checkout-in-chat possible.
By: Maija Ehlinger
ATLANTA, July 7 (Hypepotamus) – Kyle Hudson believes your website…no matter how flashy…is already obsolete. His fix to this digital decay problem? Stacklist, an Atlanta-based startup that lets individuals and businesses organize everything they want to share (resources, recommendations, playlists, local knowledge, portfolios) into curated collections other people can browse, follow, and reuse.
By: Maija Ehlinger
ATLANTA, July 9 (Hypepotamus) – What’s real on the internet anymore? AI “slop” was so ubiquitous in our social media feeds so much last year that it was the Merriam-Webster’ word of the year. CAPTCHA is obsolete, making it harder to really determine who is real…and what is just a bot…online. Deep fakes becoming harder to catch.
By: Maija Ehlinger
ATLANTA, July 9 (Hypepotamus) – Atlanta’s busiest streets are turning into high-value advertising real estate.
Zenniz is scaling its AI-powered tennis technology from ATL with new partnerships, Georgia pilots, hiring plans, and a recent $6 million raise.
By: Maija Ehlinger
Atlanta startup Reditus Space has completed ENOS, its reusable reentry vehicle, ahead of a planned fall launch for microgravity research missions
By: Maija Ehlinger
Georgia high school students launched Vivaly, an app that rewards teens for putting down their phones and completing real-world challenges.
