2008年5月25日のブックマーク (7件)

  • Popular blogger ignites uproar over Twitter harassment - CNET

    Culture Popular blogger ignites uproar over Twitter harassment Ariel Waldman, a blogger and Pownce employee, claims that microbloggng service refused to take real action after she complained. Abuse to become much bigger issue as Twitter grows. This post was updated at 10:49 AM with comment from Ariel Waldman. Some Web enthusiasts find microblogging service Twitter to be addictive because you can s

    Popular blogger ignites uproar over Twitter harassment - CNET
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    Caroline McCarthy cites Ariel Waldman: ""It seems like that's where a lot of the disagreement is," Waldman said to CNET News.com. "Twitter's not wanting to take the job of policing and their users are used to being in communities where I guess they are a bit more policed.""
  • http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/may2008/tc20080516_232288.htm

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    Sarah Lacy cites Marc Andreessen:"But you're so young, you know little about what's been done before. You've not bought into the assumptions that exist in any field. By the time you're 35, you start to have a really good understanding of the things that are possible to do and not possible to do."
  • Blinkx CEO Says IPO Was the Way to Go

    There hasn’t been a blockbuster internet IPO in the U.S. — or even a halfway decent web IPO in the U.S. — since Google went public in 2004. Still, Suranga Chandratillake, CEO of Blinkx, is one of the lucky few who took an internet company public last year. No, he didn’t ring the bell on […] There hasn't been a blockbuster internet IPO in the U.S. -- or even a halfway decent web IPO in the U.S. --

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    Betsy Schiffman interviews Suranga Chandratillake:"it has raised our profile to some extent -- we're based in San Francisco and have less of a presence in the U.K. Now people are more aware of us because we're out there. While [the IPO] was a lot of work, the pros definitely outweigh the cons."
  • Potential Facebook IPO keeps investors speculating

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Will it, won’t it? If so, when? If not, why not? An entire cottage industry of speculation has built up around the public debut of Facebook, arguably Silicon Valley’s hottest Internet company. A photograph of Stephanie Endicott and Marcus Smallegan, first-year students at George Washington University, is seen on their Facebook website page in Washington November 25, 2007. REUT

    Potential Facebook IPO keeps investors speculating
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    Anupreeta Das cites Erik Wachtmeiste:"founder of A Small World, the Facebook for high-fliers, told the Reuters Summit in Paris that market turbulence was also preventing it from making a public debut in Europe. "If the market was super-hot, we'd be considering a flotation,"said(...)"
  • Global Dreams for a Wireless Web (Published 2008)

    Martin Varsavsky, in his Madrid home, started FON to let members piggyback on the wireless access of other members worldwide. But his big idea is encountering some obstacles.Credit...Matias Costa for The New York Times Menorca, Spain SITTING on the porch at Finca Torrenova, his 800-acre retreat on this Mediterranean island, Martin Varsavsky ticks off the credentials of the group of Internet entrep

    Global Dreams for a Wireless Web (Published 2008)
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    John Markoff interviews Martin Varsavsky:"“Europe has a larger market than the U.S.A., but it is culturally fragmented and risk-averse,” Mr. Varsavsky says. “But the differences are narrowing, and now there are European venture capitalists and a local entrepreneurial culture.”"
  • Forbes Europe - Information for the World's Business Leaders

    With its massive, multi-billion dollar loan portfolio, muddled objectives and failure to contain corruption, a decade of reform efforts have done little to fix the World Bank. Continue »

    Forbes Europe - Information for the World's Business Leaders
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    Sramana Mitra cites Edward Fields: "Why have entrepreneurs and investors ignored education? "The market is relatively tough to crack due to its seasonal nature and the dysfunctional sales cycle which results in wary investors," says Edward Fields, chief executive of HotChalk(...)"
  • http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_22/b4086025019774.htm

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    Maria Bartiromo interviews Chris DeWolfe:"News Corp. bought us, we had somewhere around 22 million unique users. Now I think we're close to 120 million(.....)Our site has also become less of a niche site, where in the early days it was the creative trendsetters that were really driving the growth"