Now that Brandon Marshall has his legal problems behind him, the question is whether he will move forward with his task as a productive receiver for the Broncos.

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Venture capital investments in Bay Area startups, after abruptly downshifting in reaction to the global financial crisis, slowed more modestly in the second quarter of 2009, according to quarterly MoneyTree survey.

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Venture investments in Bay Area startups still slow

A jury in Atlanta found Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall not guilty of misdemeanor battery against his former girlfriend, announcing its verdict Friday after about an hour of deliberations. Marshall had faced two counts of simple battery stemming from a March 4, 2008, argument with then-girlfriend Rasheedah Watley at the Atlanta condominium the couple shared.

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Denver Post staff writer Lindsay H. Jones is in Atlanta covering the trial of Bronco Brandon Marshall on misdemeanor battery charges.

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Jury sees photos of injuries girlfriend says Marshall gave her

It’s only the preseason, but Friday’s Broncos game will be closely watched. Fans will get their first look at a whole new Broncos team. Karlyn Tilley reports.

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Broncos Fans Eager For 1st Preseason Game

Is Silicon Valley gradually getting its mojo back? The evidence may be anecdotal, but this week brought news that Facebook acquired FriendFeed, VMware purchased SpringSource, and security firm Fortinet registered for an initial public offering on Wall Street. And on Wednesday, Pacific Biosciences announced $68 million in new financing.

By this evening, an Atlanta jury is expected to decide whether Brandon Marshall is a violent, abusive boyfriend or the victim of an extortion attempt by a disgruntled former girlfriend.

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Verdict expected today for Marshall

Far, far away from Atlanta, where the star-crossed receiver he hardly knows is engaged in the trial of his career, Kyle Orton will be in San Francisco making his quarterback debut for the Broncos.

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Orton gets his chance

Maybe not tonight, but it’s coming. Broncos nose tackle Ronald Fields, who played four seasons for current Broncos defensive coordinator Mike Nolan with the 49ers, says people can expect the Broncos’ new-look 3-4 defense to be aggressive.

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