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June 29, 2010   |   Vol. 2, Issue 26
 
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How to Restart America's Innovation Engine
June 27, 2010 | Daily Finance
To reattain the level of start-up creation America enjoyed in the 1990s, at least two things need to happen: A company like Facebook needs to have an initial public offering that rises in price, and a new technology -- something on the order of the Internet -- needs to emerge and attract business capital investment.
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Brookings Launches Center for Technology Innovation
June 25, 2010 | The Hill
One of Washington's largest think tanks the Brookings Institution is opening a new center to add its voice to the growing debate over technology policy issues.
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Innovation's Dirty Little Secret
June 23, 2010 | Bloomberg Business Week
The fact is, the days when innovation was focused primarily on technological breakthroughs and new product development are gone. Fast-paced environmental shifts require constant change in systems, people, and processes.
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Stumbling Venture Capital Industry Harms Startups and Innovation
June 23, 2010 | Daily Finance
America has lost 8.5 million jobs since December 2007, and the unemployment rate is a high 9.3%. Some hope that new ventures can make up the hiring difference. But given the state of the venture capital (VC) industry that backs startups, those lost jobs aren't coming back anytime soon.
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Supreme Court Relaxes Limits on Innovations that Can Be Patented
June 29, 2010 | Washington Post
The Supreme Court on Monday loosened the limits on the kinds of inventions that are eligible for patent protection in a case that was closely watched for its impacts on innovation. Some experts hailed the decision as a move that could bring patent law out of the industrial era, when inventions were more likely to be machines, into the information age, where they are often are less tangible.
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Failing U.S. Education Will Dumb Down Economic Growth
June 25, 2010 | Business Week
Government and business leaders have worried about the economic impact of declining U.S. education. The day of reckoning may be here, says Chris Farrell
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Fostering Entrepreneurs, and Trying to Revive a City
June 24, 2010 | New York Times
James Smith Moore, the son of a single mother on Detroit’s east side, knows how to hustle. His bootstrapping spirit got him accepted into Bizdom U, an intense boot camp for aspiring entrepreneurs who aim to start high-growth businesses in Detroit. Bizdom U is the brainchild of Dan Gilbert, who hopes to help revitalize his hometown.
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The Idea Incubator Goes to Campus

NYU Plans $20 Million Fund to Spur Money-Making Discoveries

Boston Plans Incubator for Clean-Tech Firms

Ohio State Commercialization Center Seen as Unique Model

CMU, Bombardier in High-Tech Venture

Study Reveals Optimism for Buffalo Area Start-ups

New Law Extends Illinois Research and Development Tax Credit

High-tech Appalachian Companies Join Forces

Nashville Mayor: Education Is Key to Attracting Tech Jobs

The Top 30 Venture Funds And The Also-Rans

DFJ Mercury Raises $70M to Invest in Early-Stage Startups

The IPO Market Roars Back

Dream of an IPO, but Plan for an Acquisition

Yes, The IPO Market Stinks - Is It Time To Move On?

Ten Years On, Genomic Revolution Only Just Starting

Biotech Must Have Predictable Regs, More Capital, More Talented Workers to Thrive

Medvedev Tours Twitter, Silicon Valley

Why Innovation Will Elude Russia

China Pushing the Envelope on Science, and Sometimes Ethics

Study Says Natural Gas Use Likely to Double

Report: 97% of Scientists Say Man-Made Climate Change Is Real

GE Commits $10B More into Green Technology R&D

Urban Areas Getting Hotter Faster

The Role of Green Technology Transfer in Climate Policy

Strengthening Clean Energy Competitiveness

On Wall Street, So Much Cash, So Little Time

Carried Interest Tax Dies (For Now)

Geithner: Credit No Longer Obstacle to Growth

Startup CEO Pay on the Rise

Patents Seen as Low Priority for Software Firms

Fixing the Broken Model: Look Inside Your Company

More VC Bloggers Needed (Seriously)

The Max Planck Florida Institute to Break Ground on New Labs

The Odds Are Increasing That Microsoft's Business Will Collapse

Nevada to Undertake New Effort to Develop Business Diversity

Silicon Valley Banker Plies Startups With Wine, Tudor Mansion

Will Humans Be Extinct Within 100 Years?

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