Daily Links 2/25/2013: Christie expected to sign Internet gambling bill tomorrow; Warby Parker raises $41.5 mm
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$30 million Bethlehem project targets tech companies (Lehigh Valley Business)
First Round Capital Funds Another $500K Student-Run Venture Fund in New York (All Things D)
Warby Parker Grabs New Investment From American Express & J. Crew CEO, Closing $41.5M Round (TechCrunch)
Founded at Wharton; First Round Capital was an early investor.
Workday competitor SilkRoad selects banks for IPO -sources (Reuters)
FCC Roughed Up in D.C. Circuit
Judges have lots of issues with statute of limitations on carriage complaint and First Amendment implications of remedy (Broadcasting & Cable)
On Comcast/Tennis Channel dispute.
Awaiting the Dimming of G.E. at 30 Rock (New York Times: City Room)
Motorola Brings ITV to Older Set-Tops With ActiveVideo Software (Multichannel News)
Gov. Chris Christie expected to sign bill allowing Internet gambling on Tuesday (Press of Atlantic City)
Wharton and Cisco Show Off the Telepresence Classroom of Tomorrow (Time Tech)
SideCar Says Three Philadelphia Drivers Caught In ‘Sting’, But It Plans to Continue Operations (TechCrunch)
Xtium Expands Partnership with YASH Technologies
Partnership brings increased deployment velocity, economic benefit to managed cloud hosting market (PR Web)
MeetMe® Launches in Chinese, Russian and Japanese
(Marketwire)
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