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$4.5M for Vurve
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Wade Roush |
03/07/11 |
San Francisco
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Vlingo Sees Big Future in Searching Mobile Content and Enabling Functions On The Fly
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Erin Kutz |
02/09/11 |
Boston
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Judge Dismisses Paul Allen Suit
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Wade Roush |
12/13/10 |
Seattle
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Google, Amazon Play Catch-Up in Group Buying: Analysis and Reactions from BuyWithMe, Tippr
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Gregory T. Huang |
12/06/10 |
National
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With a Lifeline to London, Blinkx Builds the World’s Largest Video Search Index
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Wade Roush |
11/30/10 |
San Francisco
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Join the Conversation with Michael Moritz Next Tuesday
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Wade Roush |
11/24/10 |
San Francisco
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StumbleUpon Revs Forward After Exiting eBay; Rivals Facebook As Social Discovery Engine
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Wade Roush |
11/22/10 |
San Francisco
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GREENtrepreneurs: The Challenge & the Opportunity
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Eric Koester |
11/12/10 |
Seattle
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Is Cloudera the Next Oracle? CEO Mike Olson Hopes So
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Deborah Gage |
11/04/10 |
San Francisco
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Get Them to the Geek Fest: Incorporating Analytics Into Everyday Software
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
11/04/10 |
San Diego
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Michael Moritz Unplugged: Jamming with a VC Star at Xconomy’s First San Francisco Event
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Wade Roush |
10/21/10 |
San Francisco
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Marvell Funds OLPC Tablet, Viewdle’s Face Recognition Advances, Aneesh Chopra Speaks, & More Bay Area BizTech News
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Wade Roush |
10/13/10 |
San Francisco
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Yahoo To Buy Dapper
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Wade Roush |
10/06/10 |
San Francisco
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LookSmart Still Isn’t Dead; Finds New Role “Mining Diamonds from the Dirt” in the World of Second-Tier Search Engines
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Wade Roush |
10/04/10 |
San Francisco
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NPario Shows EA How to Track and Target Consumers Across Web, Mobile, Social, Internet TV, and Game Consoles
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Wade Roush |
09/30/10 |
San Francisco
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Anybots, Y Combinator’s Housemate, Brings Remote-Controlled Robots to the White-Collar World
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Wade Roush |
09/24/10 |
National
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What We Can Learn from the Flight of Microsoft Execs to Amazon, AOL, GM, Nokia, Yahoo…and Micro VC
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/16/10 |
National
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Book of Odds, With Book Deal in Tow, Is Updating Website to Help Consumers Make Sense of Risks in Everyday Life
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Erin Kutz |
09/13/10 |
Boston
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WiseStamp Puts a More Personal Signature on E-mail
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Wade Roush |
09/09/10 |
San Francisco
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Google Goes for Games with SocialDeck, Apple Goes Social with iTunes, 3Par Goes to the Highest Bidder, & More Bay Area BizTech News
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Wade Roush |
09/07/10 |
San Francisco
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U.S. Innovation and Entrepreneurship Council Quietly Holds First Meeting in DC, Starting with Steve Case-Hosted Dinner
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/02/10 |
National
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Bing Powers Yahoo Search, City Teams Up With Ford, Startup Investments Drop from June to July, and More Seattle-Area Deals News
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Thea Chard |
08/31/10 |
Seattle
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Puzzling Out Paul Allen’s Patent Suit Against Silicon Valley’s Giants
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Wade Roush |
08/30/10 |
San Francisco
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Can Microsoft Outflank Apple, Facebook, and Google? A Strategy Update
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/25/10 |
National
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Yahoo Search Now Fully Powered By Bing
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Thea Chard |
08/24/10 |
Seattle
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Arbor Networks Acquisition Is a Tale of Two Cities—and a Strategic Move Into Wider World of Wireless
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/12/10 |
Boston
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Lessons for Budding Angel Investors from Y Combinator’s AngelConf: Part 2
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Wade Roush |
08/03/10 |
San Francisco
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Vlingo Buys Patents from Bellevue-based Intellectual Ventures As Defense In Nuance Lawsuit—Hopes for “Horse Trade”
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Erin Kutz |
07/26/10 |
Boston
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Going Geo-Loco: Lessons on the Mad Scramble to Exploit Location Data
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Wade Roush |
07/22/10 |
San Francisco
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ESRI Reshapes its Proprietary Mapping System Into an Open Crowdsourcing Platform, Raising a Challenge for Google
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
07/16/10 |
San Diego
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