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Demo conference showcases Emo Labs' 'invisible' speakers By Edward C. Baig, USA TODAY There are always important questions surrounding the start-ups that unveil products and services at Demo, the tech industry showcase I've been attending here. They take on added urgency in a troubled economy. You can't help but wonder whether the company has what it takes to survive hard times. So it goes with the 70 companies that gave their best spiel this week, before the typical Demo audience of investors, tech insiders and journalists. Read more TV: Tune in to Baig on ABC's 'America This Morning' Fridays 4:30 a.m. ET or check local listings
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