Links: Philly Startup Leaders get blanket praise, Pittsburgh G-20 roundup and More

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DEFINITE READS

• Philadelphia Business Journal Editor Bernie Dagenais gives much love to the Philly Startup Leaders, even if he does so by trumpeting a Virginia group of a different incarnation.
• Interesting coverage of the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh by the Inquirer’s Mike Armstrong here, here, here, here and here. The Inqy runs a wire L.A. Times story with an Andy Warhol lede. The Philadelphia Business Journal’s Jeff Blumenthal reports that law firms closed up shop, among others, to avoid security. The CityPaper was on the ground there too, though I’m not yet sure why. The real news out of the summit was that there wasn’t much news, and Pittsburgh seemed emptied and stark because of hyper security.

After the jump, an online face of Comcast gets married and three other picks, including our most trafficked story of the week.

MIGHT BE WORTH YOUR TIME

• The Business Journal’s John George touches on Conshohocken-based specialty pharmaceutical company NuPathe, whose CEO Jane Hollingsworth we spoke to earlier this month.

GIVE A GLANCE

• Comcast chief blogger Scott McNulty is getting hitched and honeymooning in Vermont. ..Who said we share too much on social media?
• The Business Journal also reports that Southhampton-based Environmental Tectonics won a $35 million contract to build a training and “research human centrifuge” for the U.S. Air Force.

• Our Most Trafficked Story of the Week: City CTO: �We have a heck of a shot� for federal broadband stimulus money

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