Daily Links 3/15/2013: Comcast now nation's second largest advertiser; SAP now Germany's most valuable company
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Comcast now nation's second largest advertiser (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Cablevision Sale Within 18 Months Likely, Says Citi (Investor's Business Daily)
But analyst says Comcast not likely buyer (though I bet there are some little pieces of
Cablevision Comcast might wish to own).
Hulu Names an Acting Chief Executive (New York Times: Media Decoder)
While contemplating changes in ownership structure.
Comcast to Widen World of Addressable Ads
Source: MSO Plans to Have Invidi’s Targeted-Ad System Deployed Across U.S. Footprint by End of 2014 (Multichannel News)
South by Southwest (SXSW): Aereo vs. the Cable Bundle (Time Tech)
Princeton Review Founder’s Startup Noodle Acquires Lore To Build An Education Marketplace Around Search (TechCrunch)
Lore, originally CourseKit, was started by three undergrads at Penn before moving to New York.
SAP Emerges from Changes as Most Valuable German Company (Information Management Online)
Google Elbows Into the Cloud (New York Times)
Exclusive: EMC, IBM eye web hosting company SoftLayer- sources
(Reuters)
Ben Franklin TechVentures to House Lehigh Valley Angel Investors
(Ben Franklin News)
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