A small sample of stories about Sterling clients
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March 4, 2010 — Walt Mossberg reviews the new Wireless Display system from Intel and NETGEAR, finding "Setup was a breeze. I just plugged the Netgear box into my TV and pushed a special Wi-Di button … and I was in business."
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February 27, 2010 — Philippe Martin of Veolia Environnement told Time magazine that cleantech "represents a new way of doing business." The $50 billion French environmental-services company announced an initiative to build partnerships with cleantech startups.
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December 15, 2009 — Michelle de Haaff of Attensity highlights for AFCEA Signal Connections how government agencies in North America and Europe help mine a treasure trove of intel from social media with Attensity Cloud.
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November 30, 2009 — Dallas Kachan, CEO of the Cleantech Group, speaks with MarketWatch about 10 predictions for 2010, including which category looks likely to surpass solar energy.
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November 9, 2009 — Jorge Conde, CEO of personal-genomics firm Knome, talks to Bloomberg TV about competing for the $10-million X Prize in genomics and driving down the costs of personalized medicine through the development of DNA sequencing and analysis.
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November 5, 2009 — Dallas Kachan, CEO of the Cleantech Group, doesn't think a lack of climate change accords at the United Nations this year will get in the way of the private sectorleading the charge in cleantech.
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September 23, 2009 — The NETGEAR "Stora offers a relatively simple way to access your media from anywhere, while avoiding worries about entrusting it to the many Web-based storage services that may or may not last out the recession."
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August 14, 2009 — Nicholas Parker, co-founder of the Cleantech Group, "is a true cheerleader for all things cleantech," but offers some surprising opinions about the $60 billion in federal stimulus investments allocated for cleantech.
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June 27, 2009 — Everyone's talking about Twitter, but does it really have any business value? Tableau Software joins the discussion.
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June 12, 2009 — Think London hosted cleantech companies in San Francisco to discuss how the 2012 Olympic Games can serve as a platform for the city’s broader sustainability initiatives.
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