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suking
15y ago
Too bad it wasn't MG.
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suking
15y ago
I'm no lawyer, but wouldn't Ms. Wong have to prove actual damages occurred as a result?
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15y ago
Your User Information - 100% Off!
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suking
15y ago
Just like rounds D-G!
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suking
15y ago
Looks like they're advertising on tiny (relative), tech-related sites. People that have probably heard of them - just for branding. Probably with remnant inventory, which is fairly cheap. I doubt they are spending much at all.
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suking
15y ago
A.H. will probably just blame it all on Silver Lake - I believe A.H. was quite the minority shareholder anyways.
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suking
15y ago
It is probably re-targeting if you hit their site before. I doubt they are doing massive media buys.
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15y ago
James Patterson
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suking
15y ago
Ahhh, didn't know they went onto hacked machines. So - some people should be getting some knocks on their door soon?
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15y ago
How do they use Tor for such large projects? I tried using that thing like 5-6 yrs ago and it was slower than 56k...
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15y ago
That only denies SecondMarket - I think what he is saying is they might have sold to later stage VC/PE firms in an organized round and doesn't appear to be denying that he somehow exited. Honestly, don't blame him for at least cashing some
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15y ago
This is the exact opposite approach dropbox takes - well done with good communication. Props.
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15y ago
I'm pretty sure he hasn't denied exiting Twitter via SecondMarket.
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suking
15y ago
They would create new shares. If they buy someone for $4bn, they create $4bn in new shares and if the public market values the acquisition at $4bn, the price will remain the same. Usually, companies that acquire pay a premium and will take
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15y ago
Nailed it. Surprised he didn't add, "I'd go back in time 10 years and buy google for $1mm". Might as well have added that in to his pitch.
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Are VCs really *that* busy?
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suking
15y ago
I would find a new business model - your competitor already has a ton of traction and after seeing Groupon's numbers it isn't even that attractive. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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suking
15y ago
I don't know 1 person personally who uses it. Must be a valley thing?
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suking
15y ago
Almost starting to feel bad for them. Not quite yet though. With 41 employees they're probably spending $400k/mo on salaries + overhead? Hopefully they'll figure something out soon.
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15y ago
Nice - this is something thefunded is lacking.
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suking
15y ago
add a mailing list so when you add this stuff people can get updated.
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suking
15y ago
Cool idea - but maybe you could incorporate type of station (urban, jazz, etc.), demo and maybe some other Datran data?
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suking
15y ago
yes - the people that give VCs $.
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suking
15y ago
Yah, you could easily do it by total # of posts to account for the growth. Cool stuff man.
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suking
15y ago
Probably not even close to enough...
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15y ago
That bugs the hell out of me too. Also, on the new OS you can't go to vibrate or silent just from the side, it goes right to silent and I have to hold it down to get to vibrate mode. Very dumb. Also, when I receive an email I would say it d
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15y ago
I have a Galaxy S and find Android to be very buggy and slow. This is my first touch screen phone so maybe I'm just not used to how they are, but my old blackberry rarely had these issues.
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15y ago
Thanks.
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suking
15y ago
How does facebook not have way over 500 shareholders already? They have thousands of employees who I assume all have stock... or do options not count? Not sure how they get around this even with their exemption...
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15y ago
These guys are on a rampage.
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