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Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz Look for Investments
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz have started a new venture capital firm called (appropriately) Andreessen Horowitz.
Andreessen serves on the boards of both eBay and Facebook, and is a chairman of the board of Ning, which he also co-founded. His biggest claim to fame was co-founding Netscape.
WebSite Creation Service SynthaSite Gets $20 million
Site builder company SynthaSite has secured $20 million in Series B financing from Luxembourg-based Reinet Fund S.C.A. The money will go to accelerating the development of its web site creation tools and its p2p e-commerce platform through organic growth and strategic acquisitions.
Revenue-Generating Products In the Mix for Twitter
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone announced some big news today about the company accepting an offer it couldn't refuse. Twitter has not been actively seeking funding, but due to its enormous growth, some parties just couldn't resist courting them.
Photobucket Investment - Is There a Scandal There?
The Wall Street Journal posted a story today about investors Jeff Horing and Jerry Murdock from the firm Insight Venture Partners. It talks about how they went behind the backs of limited partners and personally invested in Photobucket back before News Corp. bought it and it really took off. The story seems to suggest some financial foul play, but not everybody views it this way.
The Move from Why? to How?
At the back end of last year, I noticed how conversations with my clients about networked m
Facebook Makes Another $60 Million
By Doug Caverly
It might have been more reassuring if this had happened sooner, or if more than one person were behind the investment. But as it stands now, Facebook certainly isn’t complaining - Li Ka-shing, a Hong Kong businessman, has endowed the social network with a fresh $60 million.
KPCB Freezes Further Web 2.0 Investments
By Doug Caverly
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers is a venture capital firm that’s played a large role in the development of companies like Google, Amazon, and Sun Microsystems. And now the backer of these winning corporations wants nothing to do with Web 2.0.
Google Offers Investments For Gadgeteers
A new program called Google Gadget Ventures, launched by the search advertising company, will hand out grants and seed investments to worthy gadget writers.
This Podcasting Dope is Addictive
News of what two big companies in entirely different industries are doing with audio as part of their communication is a great example of imaginative ways to use this communication medium.
The Benefits Of Laddering Your CD Investments
If you've decided to stock some money away in a certificate of deposit, why not reap the highest benefit over time by laddering your CD investments? What's a CD latter? I'm glad you asked.
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