Daily Links 10/15/2012: Softbank announces Sprint deal; Workday continues to rise

Softbank in $20B deal to buy almost 3/4 of Sprint (AP via CBS News)

Horsham's old Jerrold Electronics stands at the brink of change in pay TV (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Workday Goes Nuts; Is The Company Really Worth $10B?
(Forbes)

Cloud Maker: Workday CTO Stan Swete and the Cloud HR tipping point (BusinessCloud9)

SAP, NetSuite butt heads in cloud ERP war of words (CRN Australia)

CSCO: Citrix Parnership Possible Says Oppenheimer; Prelude to a Deal? (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)

UPenn investment boss quits (Fortune: The Term Sheet)
Performance didn't sound too bad.

Michael Chasen, founder and CEO of Blackboard, will depart company (Washington Post: Capital Business)

DuckDuckGo’s New Video Targets Google’s “Filter Bubble” Of Personalized Results (Search Engine Land)

With $4.4M in new funding, PLUM TV relaunches as an online and offline TV network for the “mass affluent” (PandoDaily)
Will have Philadelphia outlet.



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