Daily Links 10/8/09: Mistras IPO Priced Below Target

Comcast's Rivals For NBC (Forbes)

SAP 2.0 Promises Business Value Over Products: Can It Deliver? (Information Week: Global CIO)

SAP Is Testing Flat-Rate Pricing For Large Enterprises (Information Week: Global CIO)

Mistras prices below range, Omeros at bottom in IPOs (Reuters)
Mistras is based in Princeton Junction.

Feds Investigating IBM Over Mainframe Monopoly (Silicon Alley Insider)
Thought I had accidentally come across a headline from 40 years ago.

Alphion Corporation Announces Selection by BSNL as GPON Technology Provider
GPON network equipment to support deployment of multiple play services in the India Telecoms Network (Business
Wire)

Comcast Snares a CLEC (Light Reading: Cable Digital News)

Comcast alerts customers to infected PCs
(CNET News)

My Interview With FCC Chairman: No Retreat On Net Neutrality (Washington Post: Post Tech)

Essent, Backed by Goldman Sachs, Buys Triad Assets (Bloomberg)

PivotLink and Boomi Expand SaaS Business Analytics to Over 70 Enterprise Applications (Marketwire)

Revisiting Entrepreneurs Who Ride the Economic Waves (New York Times)

Verisk Analytics of Jersey City raises $1.9B in stock offering (Newark Star-Ledger)

Interead Picks QVC To Launch Its “Cool-er” e-Reader In U.S. (paidContent)

D&E, Windstream merger will cut 290 jobs in Pa. (Central Penn Business Journal)



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