Greater Philadelphia High Tech Networking Group

An organization called the Greater Philadelphia High Tech Networking Group, which has a somewhat different emphasis than some of the other tech organizations in the area-more focused on electronics,engineering, and semiconductor stuff-has an interesting meeting planned for Monday, the 28th at Rutgers-Camden. The topic is "Top Technology Trends Impacting Business-to-Consumer Hardware Designs & Communications Services". Participants include Bruce Anderson, COO & Co-founder INVIDI Technologies of Princeton, Dr. Jangwoo Shin, CEO & CTO, WebforPhone, Philadelphia, Greg Jablonski, CEO & Founder, PChem Associates of Bensalem, and Dr. Jeffrey Bloom, Director of Video Technologies, Dialogic, Parsippany. John Currie, Prncipal, ITERATE Venture Consulting, will moderate the discussion.
The meeting starts at 5:30 on the 28th at the Rutgers Camden Incubator - Camden Tech Center, 200 Federal St, Camden.



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Clearwire renaming itself CLEAR, getting a logo makeover too (Endgadget)

Carbon Counting Project Enlists SAP, Microsoft and Accenture (IT Business Edge)

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Environmental Tectonics Corporation Announces Award of $35 Million U.S. Air Force Contract
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FCC: Comcast contradicts itself in claim agency has no power over it
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Telecom Analysts Downplay Net-Neutrality Concerns (Wall Street Journal: Digits)

Interview with Verizon CTO Dick Lynch on FiOS (pdf: FTTH Council)

GameX 2009 set for Greater Philadelphia Expo Center (Philadelphia Business Journal: Media & Marketing Blog)

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CMU-founded company purchased by Google (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)





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Wipro brings SAP ex-CEO Kagermann on board
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Camden hospitals to create health-records exchange (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Comcast Takes on Hulu With Ad Blitz for Fancast
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