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Indy has enough of a tech sector to warrant a 2.5 BILIION M&A of a Indy tech company. I haven't heard of too many 2.5 BILLION M&A's out of Austin, NYC, Silicon Alley, etc... in 2013, so Indy is doing "ok." Siliconnowhere@gmail.com, go back in the basement and look at your faded Obama poster, lol.
Lol, siliconnowhere. I'm just joining the conversation. No dog in the fight. It just seems "kinda" early to judge this M&A. Investors these days are so impatient. Indy is not a laughingstock -- just a nice city.
Outside of John Moore, who's trying to pump a blog entry at Motley Fool that nobody has read, nobody cares about SFRCET at all. Nobody. Indianapolis is a laughingstock. We don't have a tech sector. We don't even have a nascent tech sector. We still listen to Journey and REO Speedwagon for crying out loud. It's still 1978 here, and it always will be. To suggest that because a handful of people got a windfall that they will reinvest it back into Silicon Nowhere is comical. Dream on, IBJ. Dream on.