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Why is NYC great and Boston sucks?
If I ever sit on another panel to discuss “Why is NYC great and Boston sucks?” I am going to throw up. This was the topic at the NVCA panel discussion I participated today as a budding NEVCA board member  (NEVCA: New England Venture Capital Association not to be confused with the NVCA: National Venture Capital Association). Ever since Battery Ventures turned down Facebook and the...
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The Gong Show: Spark Capital is Hiring →
thegongshow: We are hiring for two new positions at Spark Capital. One new role is an Analyst position. We’re looking for someone to help us organize the collective knowledge of the firm and the portfolio using a combination of web services and entrepreneurial grit. The gig is probably most similar to a…
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How could have I missed this one: Todd Dagres... →
todddagres: It’s that time of year again. The time when the Yearly honors are bestowed. One of the best known is Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. The annual magazine cover used be ”Man of the Year” but the PC police replaced “Man” with “Person.” I suspect at some point it will be “Organism of the Year.”…
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Fistful Of Mercy by FistfulOfMercy
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Unlike @bfeld - I gave up my Android
@befld has an excellent post titled - Open Android vs Closed iPhone, but my experience is completely different. Over the last month I went through 2 Android phones, a MSFT Kin and a Palm Pre. The whole experience made me appreciate my Ver 1.0 iPhone even more - although I refuse to use the thing as my main phone because of AT&T.  I think Android is an excellent OS but I felt like using a...
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Just the Facts: Statistics from Twitter Chirp →
In case you missed it (from readwriteweb)… Twitter has 105,779,710 registered users 300,000 new users sign up per day Approximately 60% of them are coming from outside the U.S Twitter receives 180 million unique visitors per month 75% of Twitter traffic comes from third-party applications 60% of all tweets come from third-party apps Since the new Blackberry application was launched,...
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Thoughts on iPhone, iPad and $AAPL
I think the Android OS and its adoption by carriers and consumer alike has been remarkable. I originally thought, Android would be the biggest threat yet to the iPhone dominance and that the iPhone much like the Mac would be marginalized to a respectable but small percentage of the overall wireless handset landscape with the lion share going to Android OS powered phones. I think I may have been...
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Bright Built Barn
My father-in-law, Dr. Keith Collins, is a very interesting guy. He is an MIT grad who worked as a kindergarten teacher and a social worker for a long time, before he decided to go to medical school and become a doctor. He then ran a teaching hospital, became the CEO of a major HMO in the north east; all before he started a number of companies including the largest Medicaid HMO in the state of...
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