2008年5月18日のブックマーク (14件)

  • Self-confidence is common thread

    Moxie may be the only thing that separates young tech entrepreneurs from equally bright peers. A common theme emerged in conversations with a dozen such start-up founders: Self-confidence was evident from what they said and how they said it, with rarely a boast or expression of false modesty. A few are briefly profiled here: Loopt’s Sam Altman: Anywhere else, Altman, 22, would be just another youn

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    Scott Duke Harris cites Sam Altman: "Like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Altman left college to run his start-up as chief executive officer.Someone older, Altman suggested, may not do as good a job. "If I was even 10 years older, I would not be able to do my job," he said."
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  • News – NBC New York

    Former President Donald Trump is campaigning in one of the most Democratic counties in the nation Thursday, holding a rally in the South Bronx. He’s hoping to woo minority voters by appearing in...

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    Angela Freeburg introduces: "Knewsroom provides real financial incentives. Stories can garner a writer $150 if the story makes the front page. And if users invest virtual money or their “watts,” in what become the paper’s top stories, they earn a portion of the paper’s ad revenue."
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  • Valley’s wunderkind

    Adil Lalani (cq) is a serial entrepreneur on his way to his second company. Lalani and partner Mohammad Al Adham (cq) are raising money for EatLime, a new file-sharing service, while working 16 hour days in their cubicle at a Sunnyvale incubator. (Richard Koci Hernandez/Mercury News) Mohammad Al Adham (cq) is a serial entrepreneur on his way to his second company. Adham and partner Adil Lalani (cq

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    Scott Duke Harris summarizes: "Never before has Silicon Valley witnessed so much young moxie, veteran investors say. Youthful entrepreneurs have become commonplace in the valley, attracting millions of dollars in venture capital."
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  • Robert Scoble on the Best iPhone Applications | Fast Company

    We had just turned off the video cameras after my interview with Mike Cannon-Brookes, CEO of the enterprise-wiki company Atlassian, when Mike pulled out his iPhone. He couldn't wait to start showing me all of the apps he had loaded, screens full of them, which he easily flicked through with his finger. The only other person I know whose iPhone usage can match Mike's is my own 14-year-old son, Patr

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    Robert Scoble points out: "Patrick has had other devices but has never used them to research topics on Wikipedia or search Google. In fact, Vic Gundotra, a VP of engineering at Google, tells me that people spend far more time using its services on the iPhone than any other mobile device."
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  • Sun CEO on Communication through Blogging : Business Blog Consulting

    Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz gave a great keynote interview at the Web 2.0 Expo last month. He was interviewed by Tim O’Reilly. The 30 minute-plus interview covered a wide range of fascinating business- and technology-related topics, not the least of which was business blogging. The first five minutes after the introduction concentrate specifically on how Schwartz — whom O’Reilly called

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    Stephan Spencer cites Jonathan Schwartz: "“If you are going to lead, you must communicate,” he said in the interview. “You can communicate in many different ways, through your actions, through your products. The way I communicate is by using the spoken and written word.”"
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  • Amazon is not just for books

    Last updated May 13, 2008 8:06 p.m. PT Amazon is not just for books Company offers its computer expertise to third parties By JOHN COOK P-I REPORTER Amazon Web services and cocaine share at least one common attribute. Once you try, it's easy to get hooked. That was one of the messages Tuesday morning as Amazon.com Chief Technology Officer Werner Vogels discussed the history and growth of the h

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    John Cook cites Werner Vogels: ""Amazon is a technology company deep down in its heart, we just happen to be doing retailing," said Vogels, who spoke at OVP Venture Partners' fifth annual Technology Summit in Seattle."
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  • Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

    We've detected unusual activity from your computer network To continue, please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot. Why did this happen? Please make sure your browser supports JavaScript and cookies and that you are not blocking them from loading. For more information you can review our Terms of Service and Cookie Policy. Need Help? For inquiries related to this message please co

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    Stephen Baker interviews Biz Stone: "Twitterers, of course, have all sorts of ideas about how to monetize the system. Some suggest subscriptions(.....)Stone avoids details. The goal now, he says, is to raise money, nail down the technology, and grow Twitter until it's enormous. Money comes later."
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  • Brown loves power of web

    TO many it is a talking shop or a playground for perverts. But for Gordon Brown the internet is a new force for global good.

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    Kirsty Buchanan cites Gordon Brown: "In a keynote speech yesterday, the Prime Minister declared the internet “the most powerful weapon for justice ever put in human hands”. He foresaw “a world without walls, borders, barriers and frontiers… meeting on Facebook if not face to face”. "
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  • Business 24 Gold, Cryptocurrency and Investment News

    A Beginners Guide on How To Buy and Mine Bitcoin in UAE Unless you've been living under a rock, then there's a good chance you know all about the power of Bitcoin. Recently, a publication called the Khaleej Times printed countless articles related to the benefits of Bitcoin and the Blockchain technology, and more posts...

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    Ben Flanagan on Facebook: "It's easy to see why some are cynical of the terminology surrounding the "new age" of the internet. But consider this: many people who originally thought of Facebook as "gimmicky" are now its enthusiastic members."
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  • 404

    Up, up, and ... uh oh! We can't find what you were looking for.

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    Sramana Mitra predicts: "Vertical integration is where Amazon is headed. Jeff Bezos is a shrewd business man. I would be very surprised if he hasn’t figured out the inefficiencies of the book publishing business and Amazon’s opportunity."
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  • Microsoft in Perfect Position to Undercut Previous Yahoo Offer

    Let me speculate. Microsoft's (MSFT) failure to acquire Yahoo (YHOO) put it in the perfect position to come back at a much lower price. On a cash flow basis, assuming MSN were profitable equal to the rest of Microsoft's properties (i.e. Office and Windows), it would be valued at roughly $10B to $15B for owning 10% of the search market. That would make Yahoo worth $15B-$22.5B for owning almost 15%

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    Michael B. Krause predicts: "Unless Ballmer is using these hedge fund players as chess pieces, this board maneuvering and shareholder 'activism' spells nothing but gigantic risk for Yahoo shareholders going forward. A perfect sell candidate."
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  • 404

    Up, up, and ... uh oh! We can't find what you were looking for.

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    Wendy Tanaka summarizes: "Rupert Murdoch(...)The News Corp. (...)chief has played both sides of the fence in the Microsoft-Yahoo! deal saga. At first, the media mogul was willing to help Yahoo! remain an independent company by giving it News Corp.'s MySpace social network."
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  • Top 10 tech trends: Smart phones, alternative energies, Boomer technologies

    Top 10 tech trends: Smart phones, alternative energies, Boomer technologies The Churchill Club of Silicon Valley just wrapped up one of its most anticipated events: the Annual Top Ten Tech Trends Debate. Five well-known and opinionated venture capitalists weighed in on what trends will take flight and what trends will fizzle out in the months ahead. Are you looking to showcase your brand in front

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    Cecilia Aronsson explains: "Within five years everything that matters to you will be available on a device that fits on your belt or in your purse. This was McNamee’s prediction, and it’s similar to Trend 8. This will cause a massive shift in Internet traffic from PCs to smaller devices."
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  • At The Churchill Club: The Top 10 Tech Trends

    This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers visit http://www.djreprints.com. https://www.wsj.com/articles/BL-TB-7334

    At The Churchill Club: The Top 10 Tech Trends
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    Eric Savitz cites: "From Roger McNamee: Betting on smart phones: The mobile device migration to smart phones from features phones will produce even greater disruption than PC industry moving from character mode to graphical interface."
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