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Ten Years Later: Lessons From the Applied Semantics’ Google Acquisition
I would like to share these lessons with others in the hope that they might find something useful.News Byte
Rockmelt Ends Its Browser Dreams
Rockmelt announced Thursday it would soon end support for its desktop browser service, instead transitioning its user base to its mobile apps and newly launched Web-based product. The company, helmed by ex-Netscape engineers and backed by Marc Andreessen, aimed to reinvent the browser with social capabilities. But as Rockmelt subtly admitted in its post, Google’s Chrome momentum was just too much to keep up with.Kleiner’s Doerr Takes Adviser Seat at Flipboard
A new board member for the social magazine.The Science of Investing: Hearst’s New Venture Arm in $30 Million Funding Deal With Los Angeles Tech Studio
New York media meets Silicon Beach.RockMelt Dives Into Mobile Browsing — iPad First
RockMelt’s “modern” mobile browser looks nothing like what we’re used to.Voices
The Mobile Browser Dominates in Emerging Markets
There are six billion cellphones in the world, but only 1.2 billion computers.Voices
Kevin Rose Interviews Elon Musk
Seven words: supersonic vertical takeoff and landing electric plane.Ten Things About Me
25 Things About Laura Yecies
Home IT manager, popcorn lover, CEO.Lightbulb Moment
It was one of those moments. I picked up the paper and said, “That’s it.”
– Mary Meeker, on picking up the New York Times on May 7, 1994, and reading a story about a new start-up called Mosaic Communications (which later became Netscape)








