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thealarmclock.com — Seeking to grow its acquisition of SunEdison, wafer manufacturer MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR:NYSE) announced it has secured a multi-year supply agreement from solar module manufacturer JA Solar (JASO:NASDAQ). The supply agreement begins in the third quarter of 2010 and goes through 2012. SunEdiso  

mashable.com — Frank Barry, manager of professional services at Blackbaud and blogger at NetWits ThinkTank, helps non-profits use the Internet for digital communication, social media, and fundraising so they can focus on making a true impact and achieving their mission. Find Frank on Twitter @franswaa.With the rec  

webware.com — When Google rolls our fun new features like new background photos and colors, they're usually well-received. What stunt should Google try next? Originally posted at Crave   

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thealarmclock.com — La Jolla-based Synthetic Genomics, which was notably founded by DNA sequencing inventor J. Craig Venter, has signed a deal with ExxonMobil Research and Engineering to develop next generation biofuels using photosynthetic algae. Synthetic Genomics said the deal is potentially worth more than $300M in  

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thealarmclock.com — Seeking to improve the balance of its energy supply, Consumers Energy (CMS:NYSE) announced today that it has signed 20 year purchase agreements for more than 240 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy from projects in Michigan. Four projects will provide the 240 MW of power with John Deere Wind Energy (  

killerstartups.com — Don’t you ever receive tweets that link to YouTube videos showcasing these underground bands that are just a millimeter from becoming a sensation, and you lose track of the link after having watched the clip? That is a common occurrence, and while it is always perfectly possible to ask your friend w  

thealarmclock.com — We have heard that Burlingame-based Wize has been shopping itself for a while. The company has not been a huge success and probably couldn't raise good funding so wanted to put an end to its independent run. Investors may have gotten their money back but its a bust for the founders. Wize simplifies   

thealarmclock.com — Playdom has bought Metaplace (fka Areae) for an undisclosed amount. Metaplace is a bit of a bust for investors. From 2006 to 2009, Metaplace created and ran a virtual world platform with a team of 25 developers. They had a technology platform and toolset to allow users to create virtual worlds and s  

mashable.com — One couldn’t help but notice the slightly smug note of this morning’s Google I/O keynote on the upcoming Android OS, codenamed Froyo.It plays nicely with Flash and HTML 5. It does native and web apps. It makes devices run faster than the iPad. It streams music from iTunes or any other desktop music   

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killerstartups.com — Dakwak is one of these platforms that aim to simplify the translation of websites. This simplification is felt in two different ways. First, it will let you translate static content without having to modify the styling the website uses in any sense.Read moreLearn more about Dakwak.com in Dataopedia.  

webware.com — A technical analysis of code at the heart of Google's Wi-Fi spying debacle confirms it was set to log unencrypted personal data, but doesn't get into the reasons the code was first created. Originally posted at Relevant Results   

seobook.com — In much the same way that people have developed banner blindness there will be an eventual blindness toward other forms of ads. People only need to be screwed by a gem like the following about once before they lose trust in sharing *any* personal data with anybody. The above example is a great exa  

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thealarmclock.com — Mountain View-based Mobile Iron has raised around $16M in Series C funding, per a regulatory filing. Past backers include Storm Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Norwest Venture Partners and Big Basin Ventures. MobileIron focuses on helping IT managers to deal with smartphones in the enterprise. MobileIron