* James Picerno: The limits of the Yale model
* Om Malik: Everybody loses in the AT&T/T-Mobile merger
* Jonathan Weil: For CEOs, the moral of Freddie & Fannie’s collapse is to choose your frauds carefully
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point higher, London rises early, European shares climb on telecom and Japanese futures rise (but market remains closed).
* Adventures in viral video: Jumio and the “Anti-Cash League”
* John Dearie: The Fed’s mandate should be broadened, not narrowed
* Anti-trust bust? Nasdaq bid for NYSE would be a tough sell at the FTC
* Speaking of anti-trust issues, Stacey Higgenbotham looks into AT&T/T-Mobile
* Groupon CEO: We placed too much trust in ad agency for Super Bowl spots
* Marc Andreessen on fashion: Get ready for wearable computers
* Revolving door: From hedge fund fraud prober to Goldman Sachs
* Default watch: Can pizza chain Sbarro’s “remain a going concern?”
* Wyoming may be set to change its policy on disclosure of state investment in private equity
* Tweet of the Day: @jeff: Buy a few Facebook shares? RT @mikebutcher: I wonder what Deutsche Telekom will do with $39bn…
* Blackstone Group (BX) boss Steve Schwarzman exudes optimism on the U.S. economy:
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