Daily Links 4/4/2012: Penn to lead $10 million project on computer-assisted programming

Google And Invite Media: One Year Later, DSP Looks To Global Expansion (paidContent)
Don't know if article is correct in saying Invite Media is based in Philly, although it certainly still has an office here.

Is Philadelphia in Decline? New Report Shows a City With Marked Challenges (Daily Beast)

Penn to lead $10 million project on computer-assisted programming (Physorg.com)

Unleashing Your IT Department's Strengths to Create New Business (Forbes)
By Deirdre Woods, Associate Dean and CIO of Wharton Computing and Information Technology.

New owners bring Bill Marimow back to The Philadelphia Inquirer (Poynter)
Two years ago, Osberg sacked him. Marimow will serve as Editor of the Inquirer.


Comcast Sizes Up All-IP Set-Top (Light Reading Cable)

Reed Hastings Will Get His HBO Go as Comcast Nears Deal on Xbox (New York Times: Media Decoder)

DirecTV files FCC complaint against Tribune (LA Times: Company Town)
No Phillies games via WPHL on DirecTV until this is worked out.

At Large : Hogwash and the straight dope – Comcast and Edgartown (Martha's Vineyard Times)
Love keeping up with the ongoing saga of Comcast versus Martha's Vineyard, which after all is Mr. Roberts' neighborhood.

Fisker Atlantic EVer unveiled in New York, we go eyes-on (Engadget)
But will it ever really be produced in Delaware? More on that from Philly Deals.

SAP and the Data Analytics Speed Race (New York Times: Bits)

SAP: Nomura Not Worried About Americas Prez Departure (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
Robert Courteau was based out of Newtown Square.

Oracle Makes Its Big Play For Analytics Leadership (Information Week)

BI, Performance Management Software Market Surpassed $12B (eWeek)

More on SAP Business One's "Multitenancy" (Jonathan Reed)

Philadelphia newspaper adds augmented reality via iPad app
Video showcases new features of its iPad-enhanced newspaper (IT World)



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