Estsy Headlines
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Who Gained Most From Google's Search Changes? (GOOG) Silicon Alley Insider (Wednesday) Google made a major change to its search algorithm last week to try and improve the quality of results, and companies who rely on Google to guide users to a huge number of low-traffic pages -- like Associated Content, Demand Media, and Mahalo -- got sla... |
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| Thu, February 24 2011 | |
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Accel’s planned $2 billion new funds to have China energy angle; Peter Wagner exits firm Venturebeat (Thursday) Accel Partners is planning to raise $2 billion in new funds and invest more broadly into energy opportunities in China, VentureBeat has learned, even as Peter Wagner, the man who led its cleantech efforts, is leaving the company. The venture capi... |
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StorkBrokers wants to be a personalized eBay for child’s goods Venturebeat (Thursday) StorkBrokers, an online marketplace for child-oriented goods like toys and car seats, announced that it is launching today at the Launch conference in San Francisco. The site is like a carved out version of the children’s goods sections on ... |
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| Thu, February 10 2011 | |
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(Founder Stories) Fred Wilson On Frothy Valuations TechCrunch (Thursday) With acquisition feelers out to Twitter for a reported $8 billion to $10 billion, bubble talk is once again the topic of discussion. It's a recurring theme, and on this episode of Founder Stories venture capitalist Fred Wilson talks to Chris Dixon about... |
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U.S. is still the land of opportunity for VC funding Venturebeat (Thursday) (Editor’s note: Ilja Laurs is CEO and founder of GetJar. He submitted this story to VentureBeat.) In May 2007 at GetJar’s former headquarters in Lithuania, I received the most important call of my life. It was from Rich Wong, a partner fr... |
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Matt Stinchcomb on the cult of Etsy Venturebeat (Wednesday) Handmade marketplace Etsy was never a conventional tech company. Started in 2005 by a ragtag bunch of musicians, artists and makers who wanted somewhere to sell their own creations, by 2010 it was handling $400 million in sales and making a yearly prof... |
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