Unisys hires former Gateway chief for CEO (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Y Combinator Recombined: Talking with Philadelphia Startup Incubator DreamIt Ventures
(Xconomy)

GSI ceo Rubin on $52M Innotrac bid, sees opportunity in crash (Philly.com: Philly Deals)
I still don't really get GSI Commerce, even though they have a lot of smart people working for them and apparently make some
clients very happy. It just seems they always have to put more "assets in the ground" (distribution and call centers) and there is not too much in the way of economies of scale and leverage in what they are doing. They try to present themselves as a "mini Amazon", but Amazon has a very strong brand and web presence and proprietary platforms that reach a vast market. End users really don't know what GSI is. The current economic environment probably won't help them in achieving profitability
for a while.

Fruits of the Comcast-Plaxo Marriage: Fan Pages (Wired Blogs: Epicenter)

Was SAP's warning more than a blip?
Shares fall another 10% Tuesday on fears of long-term weakness
(MarketWatch)
SAP Extends Slide as Analysts Lower Estimates on Sales Figures (Bloomberg)

Oracle and SAP fail to settle TomorrowNow lawsuit (IDG via New York Times)

Lawsuit: FDIC was ready to seize Wachovia (Kansas City Business Journal)

Comcast Media Center buys Radiance Technologies (Denver Business Journal)

Comcast Jacks Prices; TV Gets More Expensive (Wire Blogs: Epicenter)

Multi-Tenant Integration – Busting the Myth of “Hosted” versus SaaS (Boomi On Demand Blog)

Saved by SaaS (Network World)


Kineto Gets $15.5M for Femtocell Push
(GigaOM)
Area-based Motorola Home & Networks Mobility and InterDigital among investors.

AAA Mid-Atlantic Selects Mzinga to Launch Two Enterprise Social Media Solutions (BusinessWire)

World’s Best Corporations Choose New Web Channel eCorpTV.com over YouTube as Preferred Video-Sharing Outlet (BusinessWire)

inTEST Acquires Sigma Systems (RTT News)




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Canoe Ventures Paddles Ahead
(Light Reading: Cable Digital News)
Comcast Tries Addressable Advertising Pilot in Baltimore (Broadband Reports)

Three questions for Greg Maffei (Rocky Mountain News)

Wachovia Says Court Order Doesn't Invalidate Wells Fargo Bid (Bloomberg)

SAP: Goldman Cuts Ests, Target On Macro Risks (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)

Senators Specter and Casey Announce Final Approval of Southeastern Pennsylvania Defense Projects
(Media Newswire)
Money for everyone!



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Papers' owner defers payment (Philadelphia Inquirer)

International Rectifier fires back at Vishay
Calls hostile bidder's charges against IR board "irresponsible attacks"
(MarketWatch)

$100k Business Plan Contest: What’s the Big Idea? (MidStateMantra)




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Sprint's WiMax efforts doomed to failure? (CNET
News)

Credit Crunch Could Stall Clearwire Network (GigiaOM)

Philadelphia's Wi-Fi Story Begins a New Chapter (Wi-Fi Planet)

Did Google Sabotage Ringside Networks? (eWEEK: Google Watch)

Saving the World for a Latte
A startup is betting free coffees and groceries will encourage reluctant recyclers.
(Newsweek)
RecycleBank is now officially headquartered in New York, though it still has significant operations in Philadelphia (Its Customer Care Center, Operations, and Mid-Atlantic Sales Staff ).
Philadelphia Plans to Expand Recycling Program with RecycleBank (Alcoa Recycling Company Blog)

Kayentis, the Provider of the "Unique Paper-Based E-Trial" Solution, is Strengthening its U.S. Presence (PRWeb)
Expanding its US operations in Philadelphia.

Pulse Introduces the Smallest GPS Antenna on the Market (BusinessWire)

myYearbook Finds Success in Casual Gaming (Mashable)

The unification theory of content management (Really
Strategies Blog)

How SOA matters in SAP environments (SearchSAP.com: SAP Watch)

SAP customers to face BI disruption
NetWeaver business intelligence apps to be phased out
(Computing.co.uk)

Vishay Mails Letter to International Rectifier Stockholders (BusinessWire)


Video exercises aid driving skills
Allstate targeting those over 50 with 'brain fitness' tool
(Chicago Tribune)
To be tested on Pennsylvania drivers.

Taxes could get sky-high with aerial technology
(Press of Atlantic City)




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Some Google, Rohm & Haas Trades Canceled, Nasdaq Says (Bloomberg)


SAP lower as Microsoft CEO's comments hurt (Thomson Financial via Forbes)

Ringside Networks down for the count (Too much information)
ringside lessons (Jason Kinner)
All Good Things... (Games Without Frontiers)

International Rectifier bashes Vishay (TheDeal.com)

Comcast Renews Deal With Amdocs (Multichannel News)

QlikTech Names William Sorenson as CFO
(QlikTech Press Release)
Should be helpful in getting the company to an IPO, but that probably isn't going to happen for awhile now.

Sovereign Gains Most in 22 Years as Perrault Named (Bloomberg)

Alcatel-Lucent adds targeted advertising to IPTV (Telephony Online)

Happy Neat Day! (Neat Company
Blog)

Want to tour a coworking facility?
(The Viddler Blog)

Kulicke & Soffa Completes Divesture of Wire Business Unit (BusinessWire)

AGI and AER Form Business Partnership (PRNewswire)

For her, on the Web means in the bag
Robinson Luggage flies high with addition of online sales
(Philadelphia Business Journal)

eResearch Makes 1818 Market St. its New HQ (CoStar Group)




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