Links 1/17/2014: Roberts seen as kingmaker in Time Warner Cable battle

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Comcast’s Roberts Seen as ‘Kingmaker’ in Time Warner Cable Chase (Bloomberg)


Comcast considers a deal for Time Warner Cable (Philadelphia Inquirer)



Comcast Dropping ‘AnyPlay’
MSO To Discontinue In-Home Streaming Device On March 31 as Other Video Options Rise Up (Multichannel News)

IBM Commits $1.2 Billion To Cloud, Adding 15 Global Data Centers (Data Center Knowledge)


Health IT moving to critical step (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Dropbox Closes Roughly $250M Round At $10B Valuation, WSJ Says (TechCrunch)


Filing: IGM should be sold in Pa. (AP via Philly.com)

eMoney and Firefly Give Financial Advisors Remote Meeting Capabilities (PR Newswire)

Oracle builds a bridge to Salesforce.com with new adapter (PC World)

Daily Links 7/30/2013: CBS, TWC halt brief blackout; Dell CIO questions HANA scalabilty

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CBS, TWC Halt Programming Blackout(Broadcasting & Cable)

Comcast: Belle of the Media Ball? (Bloomberg TV)


Fab Lays Off More Than 100 Employees in Europe, as It Continues Retreat From Flash Sales (All Things D)

Boomi co-founder looking to start new firm in same space (Philadelphia Business Journal)


Student ventures FTW: Dorm Room Fund-backed Firefly announces Olark patnership
(PandoDaily)

OLED: OpCo, Wedbush Dismiss Fears of Samsung Novaled Buy (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
Universal Display (OLED) is based in Ewing, NJ. Samsung is reported to be close to buying
Novaled, another OLED tech firm, but analyst says Novaled complements, not competes with,
Universal Display.

SAP platform head: We’re not interested in buying ‘overvalued’ Tableau (VentureBeat)

Dell Says SAP’s HANA Has ‘Scalability Issues (Wall Street Journal: CIO Journal)



SAP Channel Chief Kevin Gilroy: Partners Reaching Revenue Faster (The VAR Guy)

Prepare now for a 7-year famine in IT services (Diginomica)


Publicis Omnicom merger puts healthcare clients under one roof
(Medical Marketing & Media)

RES Software Rounds out First Half of 2013 with a Resounding Performance
Says its planning move to larger Philadelphia area headquarters later this year.

Daily Links 12/4/2012: IBM completes Kenexa deal; DreamIt Ventures launches accelerator for Healthcare

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SmartThings, a Kickstarter Hit, Raises $3M More From VCs and Angels (All Things D)
First Round Capital leads round.


DreamIt Ventures Teams Up With Blue Cross, Penn Medicine To Launch An Accelerator For Health Startups (TechCrunch)

Philly student-investors choose Dorm Room Fund’s first deal: Firefly (PandoDaily)

We know accelerators are headed for a shakeout — but do they? (PandoDaily)
Discusses DreamIt Ventures, among others.

IBM Completes Acquisition of Kenexa (IBM)

How a theater major went from scripts and sequels to scripting SQL (Gigaom)
On Aria Systems co-founder and Philly area resident Brendan O'Brien.

Verizon CEO says no to Dish spectrum deal, big acquisitions (Reuters)

Verizon CEO: Redbox Streaming Video Venture Launch Pushed Back to Early 2013 (Hollywood Reporter)

Netflix and The Walt Disney Studios Announce Multi-Year Premium Pay TV Window Agreement in the United States (PR Newswire via MarketWatch)

Netflix takes Disney pay-TV rights from Starz (LA Times: Company Town)

Dish Network CEO Charlie Ergen, the TV Distrupter (Ad Age)

Comcast, Time Warner Cable host RDK conference (Communications, Engineering & Design Magazine)

An 'Uber' Problem for Cities: Balancing Innovation with Regulation (Knowledge@Wharton)




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