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As Immigration Reform Bill Heads to the Senate Floor, the ZuckerPAC Gets a Win
In a small victory for Mark Zuckerberg’s political group, a bill that could greatly benefit tech company talent-seekers makes it through the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Accel’s Breyer Leads Forbes Midas List of Top Tech Investors Again, While Kleiner’s Doerr Leads in Media Scrutiny
It’s hard being — and staying — king of the VCs.
Big-Name VCs Form “Glass Collective” to Back Google Glass App Makers
Google Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins agree to look together at companies building on Google Glass.
Aardvark Founder’s Social Shopping Site Luvocracy Creates Market Around Recommendations
Nathan Stoll’s grandmother was an Avon lady. Now he wants to reimagine that role for the social media age.
HP Negotiating Early End to San Jose Arena Naming Rights Deal
The deal to call it the HP Pavilion could end as soon as this summer. SAP is interested.
Security Firm Endgame Lands $23 Million From Paladin Capital
Girding for cyberwar.
News Byte
Former Hulu CTO and Kleiner Perkins Partner Eric Feng Heads to Flipboard
Eric Feng, a mainstay in digital media properties such as Hulu, Airtime and Erly, announced on Friday that he will join the executive team of Flipboard, the social magazine app made popular on smartphones and tablets. Feng will join the startup as CTO and second in command to CEO Mike McCue, and will head up engineering and strategy for the company. Feng will also bring along Eugene Wei, a colleague of Feng’s who rose to prominence at Hulu and was VP of Product at Erly.Interview: Keith Rabois Talks About Sexual Harassment Claim, Becoming a “Distraction” at Square and What’s Next
It’s complicated. Very complicated.
“Something Ventured” Set to Air in January: The Risky Dudes Who Wrote the Checks That Made Silicon Valley
Everything gained.
What if Mobile Ads Don’t Catch Up?
The mobile ad market is small, but the mobile Web is booming, so dollars will follow eyeballs, right? Here’s the counter to that argument.