Daily Links 2/28/2013: VMware exec: "Hard to believe that we cannot collectively beat a company that sells books"
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EPAM Systems Reports Record Results for Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2012 (Thomson Reuters One via Yahoo Finance)
Universal Display rides higher on hopes of OLED TV ramp
Organic LED materials specialist reports 'best ever' financial year, and is excited by investments at LG and Samsung. (Optics.org)
COMCAST LAUNCHES COPYRIGHT ALERT SYSTEM (Comcast Voices/Official Comcast Blog)
Cablevision to Suspend Repeat Copyright Scofflaws, Comcast to Hijack Browsers (Wired)
Cablevision Declines After Sandy Damage Leads to Quarterly Loss (Bloomberg)
Salesforce Forecast Tops Estimates on New Product Demand (Bloomberg)
With 23 million weekly listeners, digital radio platform Jelli partners with Entercom to supercharge distribution (PandoDaily)
Entercom is based in Bala Cynwyd; First Round Capital was an early investor in Jelli.
Liberty Media 4Q revenue, profits fall (AP via Businessweek)
52% revenue decline from last year attributed to deferred revenue recognized last year by
Berwyn-based TruePosition from huge telco contract.
VMware Top Execs Lash Out At Amazon Public Cloud (CRN)
"I find it really hard to believe that we cannot collectively beat a company that sells books", VMware President/COO tells partners conference.
Disruption guru Clay Christensen says incumbent media players are making a classic mistake (paidContent)
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