Daily Links 4/3/2013: Leno out, Fallon in next year
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Leno Blesses ‘Tonight Show’ Succession Plan (New York Times)
Changeover to take place next year.
Readying For An IPO, Enterprise SaaS Integration Platform Mulesoft Raises $37M From NEA, Salesforce And Others (TechCrunch)
Although different in some aspects, a principal competitor to Dell Boomi.
Tableau Software Files to Raise as Much as $150 Million (Bloomberg)
A Tableau IPO could validate the big data visualization push — or not (Gigaom)
SAP Accused of Inflating HANA Hardware Numbers (All Things D)
Oracle: ‘CloudWorld’ Positive, but Pricing a Mystery, Says CLSA (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
Verizon, New York City to Test Way to Spread Fiber Network (Bloomberg)
Comcast unit wants to run Pa. Convention Center (Philly.com: Philly Deals)
Credit Karma raises $30M in funding (Silicon Valley Business Journal)
Round co-led by Bala Cynwyd-based Susquehanna Growth Equity.
Using Visual Story Telling To Build Stronger Relationships With Consumers (Adotas)
Contributed by Curalate CEO Apu Gupta.
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