Devnuts hacker wants entrepreneurship to bring jobs back: Links - Technical.ly
  • Sign In
  • Our Ecosystems
    • States
      • Delaware
      • Louisiana (Coming 2026!)
      • Maryland
      • Pennsylvania
      • Virginia
      • Washington, DC
      • Bring us to your region
    • Regions
      • Baltimore, MD
      • Omaha, NE
      • Philadelphia, PA
      • Pittsburgh, PA
      • Washington, DC
      • Wilmington, Delaware
      • National
      • Bring us to your region
  • Topics
    • Civic Tech, Policy & Government
    • Entrepreneurship & Business
    • Workforce & Jobs of the Future
  • Ecosystems Map
  • Startups
  • Our Services
    • Ecosystem Storytelling
    • Advertising
    • Research & Editorial Series
    • Sponsorship
    • Become a Client
    • Preferred Partners
  • Subscribe
  • Join our free community Slack!
Skip to content
Technical.ly

REPORTED BY HUMANS SINCE 2009

  • Sign In
Sign In
  • Our Ecosystems
    • States
      • Delaware
      • Louisiana (Coming 2026!)
      • Maryland
      • Pennsylvania
      • Virginia
      • Washington, DC
      • Bring us to your region
    • Regions
      • Baltimore, MD
      • Omaha, NE
      • Philadelphia, PA
      • Pittsburgh, PA
      • Washington, DC
      • Wilmington, Delaware
      • National
      • Bring us to your region
  • Topics
    • Civic Tech, Policy & Government
    • Entrepreneurship & Business
    • Workforce & Jobs of the Future
  • Ecosystems Map
  • Startups
  • Our Services
    • Ecosystem Storytelling
    • Advertising
    • Research & Editorial Series
    • Sponsorship
    • Become a Client
    • Preferred Partners
  • Subscribe
  • Join our free community Slack!
Posted inUncategorizedPhilly

Devnuts hacker wants entrepreneurship to bring jobs back: Links

Avatar for Christopher Wink Written by Christopher Wink October 14, 2011

  • 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]



Before you go...

Subscribe to Technical.ly's newsletters to stay connected. Each week, we share the latest in tech news, startup trends, career success stories, key resources and exclusive job opportunities, all delivered straight to your inbox.


Tags: Hackathons, regwall, RoundupsCompanies: Cephalon, DesignPhiladelphia, SunGard

Related news

Del Shakes gets creative with a virtual game show

Del Shakes gets creative with a virtual game show

by Holly Quinn
The next phase of StartNow Pittsburgh

The next phase of StartNow Pittsburgh

by John Quayle
How DC’s Insomnia Escape Room took its group puzzle games online

How DC’s Insomnia Escape Room took its group puzzle games online

by Michael Mascioni
Cool job alert: The Maryland Food Bank is hiring a head of product

Cool job alert: The Maryland Food Bank is hiring a head of product

by Stephen Babcock

more news

Philly’s life sciences scene saw wins this year, but there’s still a big problem: Money

Philly’s life sciences scene saw wins this year, but there’s still a big problem: Money

Partnerships with giants like Eli Lilly and Thermo Fisher Scientific put biotech in the spotlight again, though founders still struggle to find investments in their hometown.

Avatar for Sarah Huffman by Sarah Huffman December 18, 2025December 18, 2025
UK healthtech startup plans DC headquarters after experiencing Techstars accelerator 

UK healthtech startup plans DC headquarters after experiencing Techstars accelerator 

Mindframe, which offers an AI-powered behavioral health platform, plans a 2026 HQ launch in tandem with a capital raise.

Avatar for Kaela Roeder by Kaela Roeder December 18, 2025December 18, 2025
AI made cyberattacks smarter in 2025. 2026 could be even worse.

AI made cyberattacks smarter in 2025. 2026 could be even worse.

Hacking vectors like phishing just got easier in the world of deepfakes and other rapid tech advancements, a cyber founder writes.

Avatar for Rahul Powar by Rahul Powar December 18, 2025December 17, 2025
Grow Philly: 14 food and beverage small businesses in Philadelphia

Grow Philly: 14 food and beverage small businesses in Philadelphia

Learn more about these companies serving up gourmet hot dogs, homemade pies, Texas-style BBQ and more.

Avatar for Sam Markowitz by Sam Markowitz December 18, 2025December 18, 2025
What we know about data center rumors at Philly’s Bellwether District

What we know about data center rumors at Philly’s Bellwether District

“I cannot confirm any media reports,” said a representative of developer HRP Group. “I cannot deny them either.”

Avatar for Katie Malone by Katie Malone December 18, 2025December 18, 2025
The crass Fred Rogers of AI deepfakes has some Pittsburghers ‘horrified’

The crass Fred Rogers of AI deepfakes has some Pittsburghers ‘horrified’

The memory of the local icon is being twisted by a high-tech Neighborhood of Make-Believe. The institutions who protect his history are looking for ways to clear the AI slop.

Avatar for Meg St-EspritAvatar for PublicSource by Meg St-Esprit and PublicSource December 18, 2025December 17, 2025

Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.


OUR ECOSYSTEMS

All News

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

Maryland

DC

Delaware

Omaha

National


TOPICS

Civic Tech, Policy & Government

Entrepreneurship & Business

Workforce & Jobs of the Future


SERVICES

Jobs Board

Preferred Partners

Advertise With Us

Client Login

Login | Logout

Manage Job Posts

Edit Company Page

Client FAQ 

My Account


ABOUT TECHNICAL.LY

Our Team

Our Services

Strategic Vision

Awards & Accreditations

Ethics in Journalism

Privacy Policy

Report an Issue

Contact Us


Sign up for our newsletters

Subscribe >


Join our free community Slack

Join free >
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Facebook
  • X
© 2025 Technical.ly Powered by Newspack

Sign in

Sign in by entering the code we sent to , or clicking the magic link in the email.

Forgot password
Continue Set a password (optional)

Read our Privacy Policy here. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.