Daily Links 10/16/09: DreamIt Ventures companies hit NYC Demo Day

Oracle envisions rosy life with Sun
(Reuters)

Earnings: NBC Universal Profits Rise 13 Percent As Revenues Slide 20 Percent (paidContent)

Malone: GE Advisor Goldman Sachs Is On NBCU Listening Tour
Praises Comcast's Roberts For 'Being Logical Counterpart' To Potential Deal
(Multichannel News)

Herley shares off after quarterly loss widens (Reuters)
Herley is based in Lancaster.

DreamIt Ventures companies hit NYC Demo Day (Philadelphia Business Journal: Technology Blog)

Penn Medicine Inks $135 Million Contract with Siemens (Healthcare Informatics)

InterDigital Receives Notice That Commission Found No Violation of Section 337 in ITC Patent Infringement Action against Nokia (Business Wire)


WorldGate Offers Complete Digital Voice and Video Phone Services with Announcement of New Agreement with deltathree (Business Wire)

AGI to Showcase New Dynamic 3-D Visualization Software at GEOINT
Lightweight programming library renders movement over time and increases accuracy of GIS applications
(PR Newswire)



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Daily Links 10/15/09: Redlasso is Back

Business Outlook Survey: October 2009 (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia)
Philly Fed factory gauge slips in October
(Reuters)

Vivendi Said to Hold Off on NBC, to Focus on GVT (Bloomberg)

Microsoft Says It Can Recover 'Most' Sidekick Data (Washington Post: Faster Forward)

BioNanomatrix Awarded Supplemental Funding to Accelerate Commercialization of Innovative Single-Molecule Analyzer
(PR Newswire)

Redlasso is Back!
Popular Clipping Service Relaunches at Blog World
(Business Wire)
But content doesn't appear overwhelming at first glance.
Redlasso Relaunches With Clippable, Shareable Videos From Over 100 TV Stations (paidContent)

Company Math vs VC Math (Redeye VC)

Clear-er sailing for Clearwire?
RESEARCH FIRM UPGRADES MOBILE WIMAX PLAYER
(RCR Wireless)

T-Mobile 'everything unlimited' plan to offer voice, SMS, MMS, data for $50? (ZDNet Blogs)

Oracle unwraps Fusion Applications, new user support portal (SearchOracle.com)

Oracle Enhances Both Primavera P6 Enterprise Project Portfolio Management and Contract Management (Marketwire)

SAP ties knot with Open Text for ECM (Computer Business Review)

Environmental Tectonics Corporation Awarded Major Contract for Multiple Tactical Flight and Aircrew Training Simulation Devices (PR Newswire)

Live Sixers games on the Internet? Perhaps (Philadelphia Inquirer)




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Daily Links 10/14/09: Vivendi Has No Comment On NBC Discussions

Newspapers appeal ruling on credit-bidding (Philadelphia Inquirer)

French media company Vivendi mum on possible NBC Universal sale (LA Times: Company Town)

codeMantra’s collectionPoint to Utilize MarkLogic Server in New SaaS Offering for Publishers (Business Wire)

Bentley acquires Santa Rosa software firm gINT (Santa Rosa Press Democrat)

Bentley and Pointools Sign Continuous Technology Transfer Agreement to Incorporate Vortex Engine in Bentley Platform (PR Newswire)

Top 7 Tech Disasters of the Decade
Sidekick Data Loss Is Latest Technology Debacle
(ABC News)
Heartland Payment Systems breach also included.

U.S. Stocks Primed for Takeovers, Goldman Sachs Says (Bloomberg)
Heartland Payment among those mentioned.

Hands On: WiMAX in Philadelphia (Media Experiences 2 Go)

Comcast: Programmers Control 'TV Everywhere' Ad Model
Exec Cites Uncertainty Over Consumer Tolerance For Ad Load Online
(Multichannel News)

As DirecTV feud drags on, could Bettman's VS gamble pay off? (Yahoo Sports)

Pfizer gets final clearances for Wyeth acquisition (MarketWatch)


Publicis Closes Razorfish Acquisition; Microsoft Gets 3.3 Percent Stake In Ad Holding Company (paidContent)

Benioff At Oracle Open World: This Could Be A Trend (Enterprise Matters)


Internet Capital Group setting stage for up to $150M in stock sales (Philadelphia Business Journal)

Environmental Tectonics Corporation Announces Second Quarter and Year To Date Fiscal 2010 Results (PR Newswire)

MedQuist Announces Reseller Agreement With Clario (PR Newswire)



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Business Week Recognizes Young Philly Entrepreneurs

Plenty of ink (or pixels) for companies with Philadelphia roots in Business Week's 25 2009 Finalists for America's Best Young Entrepreneurs (under the age of 25). Three are currently Philly-based:


Nat Turner, his partners Zach Weinburg, Scott Becker, and Michael Provenzano, and their Philly-based Internet advertising firm Invite Media.

Brian Ruby and his Malvern company Carbon Nanoprobes, which makes molecular imaging equipment for imaging microscopic objects.

Sister and brother Catherine Cook and David Cook and their teen-oriented social networking site myYearbook.com of New Hope.

Two others named grew out of Philly's Dreamit Ventures incubator: SCVNGR, now out of Boston, and NoteHall, which is
apparently based in Tuscon.



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Philly Tech Events Calendar



Tech Industry Braces for More Antitrust Scrutiny (Associated
Press via New York Times)

Could Del. lose its corporate role? (Wilmington News Journal)

InfoLogix Announces News Related to its Recent Corporate Development Initiatives
Retains SSG Capital Advisors as Investment Banker
(PR Newswire)

Philadelphia 100 Gathers At Penn (The Bulletin)


Daily Links 10/9/09: NBC Employees Worry About Comcast Health Plan

Does Comcast See The Writing on Cable's Slippery Wall? (Business Week)

NBC Employees Fret About Potential Buyer Comcast's Health Plan (Silicon Alley Insider)

Hey Comcast (& ISPs), No One Needs Your Convergence Devices (GigaOM)

How To Build A $170 Million Company From Scratch (Silicon Alley Insider)

Wireless options heating up in Phila. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Clearwire Married to WiMAX for 2 More Years (GigaOM)

Philly Newspapers' Creditors Can Use Debt They're Owed to Bid for Company, Judge Rules (Associated Press via Editor & Publisher)

Penn prof Kearns addresses a need (Philadelphia Business Journal: Technology Blog)

Does SAP have to give away CRM? (IT Knowledge Exchange: SAP Watch)

SAP, HP to Deepen Ties Around BI (PC World)




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