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Article: Creating 'knowledge neighborhoods': Start-ups get assistance from state, local initiative.
- Article from:
- The Morning Call (Allentown, PA)
- Article date:
- September 8, 2006
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Byline: Jeanne Bonner
Sep. 8--Imagine you just downloaded Britney Spears' "Toxic" from a legal on-line music file-sharing service. Now you recommend it to your friend, and she also buys it from the same Web site. And you get 5 cents every time a friend follows up on one of your music suggestions.
That's the business plan of rVibe, a company in South Bethlehem that will launch a trial version of its on-line music service in November. The company believes the convenience of buying songs based on recommendations from friends will differentiate its service. "People over 30 are too busy to browse through 2 million music files," said Chief Executive Officer ...
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Article: Governor Rendell Awards $250,000 for South ...
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July 20, 2007 ;
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... ... to support the first phase of the South Bethlehem Greenway, a linear park for pedestrians ... Like other trail developments, the South Bethlehem Greenway is expected to generate economic ... transportation alternative between South Bethlehem and the downtown area. "This project ...
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