An Interview With @comcastcares (John Battelle's Searchblog)
Bentley Systems and MicroStation V8i - interview (JTB
World Blog)
Auditorium game combines music, lights and puzzles (Macworld)
Web site focuses on fun and games
(pillyBurbs.com)
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People News
New president to lead PNC unit
Wolcott joins business that provides services, information worldwide (Wilmington News Journal)
StarCite Taps Industry Veteran Kevin Iwamoto As Vice President, Enterprise Strategy (Business Wire)
Riepe to step down as trustee chairman
Cohen will head the Board of Trustees beginning in Nov. 2009 (Daily Pennsylvanian)
Ex-Comcast exec Doyle joins WPCS (Philadelphia Inquirer)
FiOS’s Denson Crosses Over
Telco Programming Chief Expands Responsibilities Across Platforms (Multichannel News)
Rowan grad makes Philly 100 (South Jersey Life)
BioNanomatrix Appoints Gary Zweiger, Ph.D., as Vice President of Business Development
(PR Newswire)
Chris Beiswenger Joins Axon Americas as Executive Vice President of Delivery
Former CSC Global SAP Practice leader rounds out seasoned executive leadership team (PR Newswire)
Matthews & Rubin Appointed Engagement Managers for ISA Consulting (Business Wire)
INVIDI Taps Scanzoni, Scheppach, Manning for Board (Media
Week)
Janney Continues Building Research Expertise with Hires from Wachovia and Citigroup (Business Wire)
Janney Lands Oppenheimer Analyst and Continues Research Expansion (Business Wire)
Award-Winning Visual Effects Arts, Ed Mendez, Joins Dive Staff, Division of Shooters Post (Philly Ad Club)
Power Medical Interventions Announces Executive Management Change (Surgistrategies)
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100Mbps FiOS Will Arrive Next Year
Largely aimed at winning the marketing wars.. (Broadband Reports)
Top 23 U.S. ISPs by Subscriber: Q3 2008 (ISP Planet)
Downturn Will Hurt Cable, Too (GigaOM)
More Takeaways...
(Light Reading: Cable Digital News)
Analyst cuts IMS target on data privacy questions (Associated Press via MSN Money)
Who’s shopping for Business Objects? (SAP Watch)
Unisys Announces Plan for Reverse Stock Split
Company said it intends to regain compliance with NYSE minimum share price rule (Business Wire)
Obama sports white earbuds, doesn't rock Zune
(Macworld)
Take A Virtual Tour Of Philadelphia (CBS 3)
Unisys lays off 90 local workers (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle)
PAETEC lays off 222 full-time workers (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle)
Penske Truck Leasing teams up with PeopleNet (LBSzone)
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Groups push for net neutrality in Obama administration (Macworld)
Cable Operators Want FCC Cap Ruling Reversed
Saying FCC failed to perform a crucial market-power analysis on the industry (Broadcasting & Cable)
Comcast to launch meter to track Web usage (ZDNet Blogs)
Verizon Promises Not To Cherry Pick Philadelphia
Insists that FiOS deployments will reach entire city... (Broadband Reports)
PJM Board Authorizes $1.6 Billion in Transmission Additions, Upgrades (PR Newswire)
Gutmann responds to U.'s budget problems (Daily Pennsylvanian)
Tweeter abruptly shut; workers fired (Philadelphia Inquirer)
rVibe bringing live music concerts to the Web (KeyStone Edge)
I2 Technologies ends merger deal with JDA Software (Thomson Financial via Forbes)
SAP Exec: Belt-tightening to Continue, but Business Better (PC World)
Angel investors collaborate, pump $1.1M into NanoPack Inc. (Keystone Edge)
Barack Obama Uses a Zune (Wired Blogs:
Gadget Lab)
Judge Sides With University Against Student-Teacher With 'Drunken Pirate' Photo (Chronicles of Higher
Education)
Police: sibs hacked PC, used GPS to track—and maybe kill—father (ars technica)
Marchex cuts 10 percent of workforce (TechFlash)
No word on whether the cuts involved anyone from Marchex's Philadelphia-based VoiceStar unit, but VoiceStar cofounder Ari
Jacoby seems eager to drum up some new business.
CSC Announces Social Networking Community for Property and Casualty Insurance Clients
(PR Newswire)
Network engineers and developers must collaborate on WAN applications (SearchNetworking.com)
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Philly-Microsoft's High School of the Future (Computerworld Blogs)
RSNA: Brain Waves May Measure Autism Severity (MedPage Today)
Health Robotics Announces $60M Investment by Devon International Group and ITOCHU Inc. in the CytoCare(TM) and i.v.Station(TM PENDING) Robots (PR Newswire)
Online Sales Spiked 15 Percent on Cyber Monday (New York Times: Bits)
New Jersey-Based MedQuist Pays U.S. $6.6 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations (PR Newswire)
Tyco Electronics cites continued weakness in orders (PennLive.com)
Vantage Communications Unveils vPlatform CRM Serving Small to Medium-Sized Businesses (Business Wire)
FCC to Tackle Cable and More Wireless Broadband (GigaOM)
Comcast: FCC Boss Martin 'Intellectually Bankrupt' (Braodband Reports)
Pennsylvania SERS “Tables” Fund Commitments (PE Hub)
TL and Novitas funds among those on hold.
Hawaii unveils plans for Better Place (CNET News)
Startup founded by former SAP exec Shai Agassi.
DeVry Inc. Selects SunGard Higher Education for New Student Information System (Business Wire)
FolioDynamix Joining DTCC’s Managed Accounts Service (Business Wire)
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Q&A with First Round Capital’s Josh Kopelman (PE Hub)
2009 Outlook: Vanguard's Bogle sees long recession (Associated Press via Forbes)
How Comcast Controls Sony’s Internet TV Plans (New York Times: Bits)
Clearwire Sinks; Attractive Spectrum Isn’t Enough (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
Clearwire CEO: Not Married To WiMax If Rival Format Takes Off (Silicon Alley Insider)
Filing: SAP co-CEO had concerns about TomorrowNow deal (IT World)
Layoffs under way at The News Journal (Wilmington News Journal)
Gannett eliminates positions at N.J. newspapers (Courier-Post)
Documents reveal double-digit profit margins at scores of papers now on verge of massive layoffs (Gannett Blog)
InterDigital Announces Financial Guidance for Fourth Quarter 2008 (Business Wire)
Lockheed wins weather satellite deal up to $1.1 bln (Reuters)
Unisys Teams with Microsoft to Develop Enterprise Content Management Solutions (Business Wire)
Geisinger Health System's Plan to Fix America's Health Care (Fast Company)
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Comcast Tries To Slow Verizon's Philly Entry
Cable giant works city council to protect home turf.. (Broadband Reports)
Clearwire CEO: Co Will Be Independently Run (Dow Jones via CNN Money)
Clearwire may slow WiMax build to cut funding gap (Thomson Financial via Forbes)
Canoe's David Verklin Navigates Tough Waters
Canoe Ventues CEO discusses the challenges of heading the new cable-advertising consortium (Broadcasting & Cable)
SAP Pays Price for SaaS Maturation (Intelligent Enterprise)
In bad economy, students worried about internships (Philadelphia Inquirer)
SAP cuts out paid interns for now.
A Scenario for the Future of News (The Huffington Post: Jeff Jarvis)
Can the Inky run with a newsroom staff of 35 people?
Dow Chemical, partner reaffirm Kuwait deal
K-Dow, a 50-50 joint venture, is slated to start operations by January (MarketWatch)
Rohm and Haas Uses Elemica's Terminal and Warehouse Solution to Drive Efficiency & Accelerate Time to Invoice
Automation of Manual Processes Reduces Costs in Supply Chain (PR Newswire)
MEDecision Adds Key Executives to Further Strengthen Operations, Sales (Business Wire)
IS&S Takes $6 Million Hit On Loss Of Eclipse Work (Aero-News.Net)
New Prospects for Payment Card Application
in Health Care (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia)
Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. The Wall Street Analyst Forum Call Transcript (Seeking Alpha)
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