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Source: blogs.guardian.co.uk --- 9 days ago
Qik is one of a handful of mobile video broadcasting services battling to become the biggest name in that very new. Qik received a boost this week with sector with the announcement that Ning founder and web veteran Marc Andreessen... ...
Source: www.redherring.com --- 11 days ago
Mobile video startup attracts funding from web browser pioneer, adding to its growing list of marquee investors. ... Source: us.intruders.tv --- 2 days ago
The following session "Keynote Panel: Humble Beginnings" was recorded at the TechCrunch40 conference in San Francisco on September 17th, 2007. Sequoia's Michael Moritz interviews Marc Andreesen (founder Netscape & Opsware, co-founder Ning), David Filo (co-founder Yahoo), and Chad Hurley (co-founder YouTube). Thumbnail (left to right): David Filo, Chad Hurley, Marc Andreessen, Michael Moritz ... Source: www.topix.com --- 9 days ago
Qik, Inc., the leading innovator of mobile, interactive live video streaming services, today announced that Netscape veterans Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz have made a significant investment in the company. ... Source: blog.roam4free.ie --- 11 days ago
At last I can talk Netscape founder Marc Andreessen has completed a round of investment into buddies QIK. This is a serious move for Andreessen and longtime business partner Ben Horowitz. Andreeson who broke my chops a bit on a TC40 panel last year during my MAXroam presentation is regarded as one of Silicon Valley’s smartest and [...] ... Source: twitter.com --- 11 days ago
loiclemeur: Congrats QIK Marc Andreessen investing is very cool! http://tinyurl.com/5z6hvy ... Source: funnelholic.com --- 6 days ago
First a preface on my inspiration for this post: Marc Andreessen’s blog is without a doubt one of my favorite business blogs. I read his posts like an engrossing book. The post that I am referencing here — “How to hire the best people you have ever worked with” — was published a year ago [...] ... Source: www.news.com --- 11 days ago
Qik announces Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz make a significant investment in the mobile live-video services company. ... Source: www.technologyowl.com.com --- 10 days ago
Portfolio reports: Netscape cofounder Marc Andreessen sees the next battle—in the palm of your hand. Read More... ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 1 day ago
Marc Andreessen, whose first start-up, Netscape Communications introduce the consumer web to millions, thanks to its Netscape browser, seems to be suitably impressed by Google’s recently released Chrome browser. He waxed eloquent about Chrome during an onstage conversation with Portfolio magazine contributing editor Kevin Maney at The Churchill Club in Palo Alto, Calif. “Any desktop [...] ...
Source: gigaom.com --- 4 days ago
It was nearly a decade ago when a then-young Marc Andreessen, the wunderboy founder of Netscape Communications, first talked about the concept of the browser pushing the operating system into the background. With the release of Google’s experimental browser, Chrome, we have come full circle. ... Source: www.webpronews.com --- 11 days ago
Mobile video streaming service Qik just got some new big-wig investors . Ning co-founder Marc Andreessen (who is also a Facebook board member) and HP's business tech manager, Ben Horowitz have invested an as-of-yet unspecified "significant" amount of money into it. read more ... Source: valleywag.com --- 5 hours ago
Marc Andreessen invented the friggin' Netscape browser. Have you heard of it? He also wants you to know that he's the idea guy who shifted your computing paradigm by getting Netscape to develop... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] ... Source: gigaom.com --- 1 day ago
Marc Andreessen, whose first start-up, Netscape Communications introduce the consumer web to millions, thanks to its Netscape browser, seems to be suitably impressed by Google’s recently released Chrome browser. He waxed eloquent about Chrome during an onstage conversation with Portfolio magazine contributing editor Kevin Maney at The Churchill Club in Palo Alto, Calif. “Any desktop [...] ... Source: www.ecommercetimes.com --- 10 days ago
Qik, a company that has developed live video streaming services for certain smartphones, has received a boost in its financial backing from Netscape veterans Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. The duo, which have made a "significant investment" in the company, are also joining Qik's board of advisors. Bhaskar Roy, cofounder of Qik, declined to disclose the exact amount. ... Source: feeds.portfolio.com --- 2 days ago
Kevin Maney says: I'll be interviewing Marc Andreessen tonight in front of a Churchill Club gathering in Palo Alto, Calif. There are apparently still seats available, and the interview will be broadcast live on Ustream. Instructions from Churchill: Viewers can visit www.ustream.tv and click on the Churchill Club banner in the "Featured Upcoming" box, or visit www.ustream.tv/channel/churchill-club . For readers who would like to attend the live event, write to info@churchillclub.org or call 408.265.0130, mention that you saw this blog posting, and you will receive a $15 discount on your registration. Must register by 11:30 a.m. Pacific Time on September 4. Related Links Coming on Sunday: Blogs.com Andreessen, Qik, and Whatever Else Maney & His Briefs CD Is Out! ... Find more results for Marc Andreessen on RSSMicro.com |
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PALO ALTO — Thursday night in a Crowne Plaza hotel, with an Elks Club banquet roaring next door, Netscape cofounder, Ning king, and Facebook board member Marc Andreessen sat down with Portfolio writer Kevin Maney for a Churchill Club interview. This wasn't exactly what Andreessen had planned. Back in May, he wrote on his blog that he planned to stop speaking in public: "Used to be, if you wanted to get a message out into the market, you would give a talk at a conference, a reporter would write down some of what you said and mangle the rest, and you'd call it a day.... Mid-year resolution #1: No more public speaking. Mid-year resolution #2: More blogging." Two weeks later, he stopped blogging . Here follows a thoroughly mangled version of his comments. Marc, you have no one to blame but yourself. On Microsoft: Microsoft can build software, when they choose to. On investing in startups: I usually put in $25,000 to $100,000 per company. My philosophy is to put in a small enough amount of money that I won't get mad at the founder if I lose it. Translation: Marc Andreessen is so rich that he can lose $100,000 and feel nothing. On the failure of Friendster: Friendster was very restrictive on what users did. You were supposed to connect because you know each other in real life, not, as [founder Jonathan] Abrams said, 'because you both like Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.' But sometimes you want to put your chocolate in her peanut butter. Yes, ...
TechTicker's Sarah Lacy interviewed Jason Calacanis and Michael Arrington about the upcoming TechCrunch50 conference. The first two segments are up. In the first segment , Lacy talks to the two about the origins of the conference and why they are so determined to end payola in tech events. The conference is back on Sept. 8 and now dubbed TechCrunch50 for the 52 companies debuting at it. (Don't ask.) It's being held the same day as Demo this year and tech folks are choosing sides carefully. For a two-year-old conference, TechCrunch certainly has some big-name loyalists. Among its panel of experts are Marissa Mayer of Google, Marc Andreessen of Netscape, Opsware and Ning fame, Mark Cuban, Chad Hurley of YouTube, and some of the Valley's most powerful investors. Not bad. Center stage are the startups. Both Calacanis and Arrington are known for rubbing some people the wrong way, but even critics admit these are two guys obsessed with helping fledgling entrepreneurs. They don't charge companies to present and spend hours with each one, helping founders hone their pitches. ...
Not all customers are created equal. Last month Dean Detton became Zoho's one millionth user and a press-release darling. Tonight you can celebrate the milestone with the Zoho team , Detton, and a band of Office 2.0 revelers at Vitrine in San Francisco at 6 p.m. For a bit of digital underground, SF New Tech is partnering with their buddies from the SanFran Music Tech Summit to transform Mighty into the demo depot it so longs to be. Rock out to the geek beat from 6:30 to 11 p.m. Tonight the Churchill Club is hosting " A Second Strike of Light-Ning? " with Marc Andreessen. To hear the man behind Netscape (and Facebook's newest board member) in conversation with Portfolio's Kevin Maney head to Cabana in Palo Alto at 6 p.m. (Photo by b_d_solis ) Got something to add to the calendar? Send it to calendar@valleywag.com . ...