- Steve Jobs. Our economy. My suggestion. [John Fazio blog] — The co-founder of Northern Liberties hackerspace Devnuts writes about wanting to create smaller businesses to localize wealth.
- Who Are The Philadelphia Region’s Most Committed Small Business Lenders? [Multifunding blog]
- SEPTA sets a good example for open government, seriously [Daily News] — Excitement over the SEPTA hackathon we helped sponsor
- Solar firm to expand to N.J. [Courier Post] — California-based solar company Solmentum opened its east coast offices in Cherry Hill
- SunGard Availability unveils bigger data center [Philadelphia Business Journal] The new digs at 1500 Spring Garden St.
- MAYOR NUTTER ANNOUNCES CITY EXCEEDS 25 PERCENT MINORITY PARTICIPATION RATE [City press release] — Increase in minority, women and disabled businesses working with the city
- Design Philadelphia Picks: October 13-23 [Eyes on the Street] — It’s launched
- Freedom of the Word & Computer Security – An Activist Computer Security Workshop This Saturday [Geekadelphia]
- Cephalon to be replaced by TE Connectivity in S&P [Philadelphia Business Journal]
- Reality Television Show Seeking Philly Geeks For New Program [Geekadelphia]
- Philly area companies on 2011 InformationWeek 500 [Philly Tech News]
Christopher Wink is a Cofounder, Chief Executive Officer and Publisher of Technical.ly, the local technology news network. In that capacity, he is a co-organizer of Philly Tech Week, Baltimore Innovation Week, Delaware Innovation Week and other events that bring smart people together. Previously, Wink worked for a homeless advocacy nonprofit and was a freelance reporter for a variety of publications. He writes regularly about news innovation and best business practices on his personal blog here and curates a personal monthly newsletter of ideas and links here. The bicycle commuter loves cities, urban politics and squabbling about neighborhood boundaries.
