37 posts and columns on Paul Allen
Zuora Lands $50 Million Series E on Back of “Subscription Economy”
A big bet that subscription-based business models often make more sense than others.News Byte
Microsoft Millionaire Matchups in the Offing for NBA?
Multiple sources are reporting that an investor group led by hedge fund manager Chris Hansen and including Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is close to buying the NBA’s Sacramento Kings and moving the team to Seattle, which has been bereft of pro hoops since the Sonics left in 2008. If the deal goes through, it should add extra spice to a rivalry with the Portland Trail Blazers, owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.Voices
Amazon to Buy Headquarter Buildings for $1.2 Billion
Jeff Bezos buys the buildings he had been leasing from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.Exclusive: Zynga’s Engineering VP for New Gaming Platform Moves On
Zynga’s Neil Roseman has resigned after only 15 months at the social games company. Roseman was based in the Seattle office and oversaw its growth, including two acquisitions.Amazon’s Seattle Expansion Plans Reveal Three New Office Towers and Much More!
Amazon revealed plans for its Seattle headquarters last night, including the construction of 3.3 million square feet of office space over the next eight years.Deep Diver James Cameron Talked Ocean Geekery Way Back at D8
His love of the sea goes on (and deep this time).Google+ Growth Appears to Accelerate — Was It the Muppets?
Google added 12 million new users to its Google+ social network in December, according to external and unofficial (but somewhat officially blessed) statistician Paul Allen.Voices
Microsoft Co-Founder to Build Massive Jet for Space Launches
Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen says he will use his wealth to build the world’s largest airplane as a mobile platform for launching satellites at low cost, which he believes could transform the space industry.Whither Google+? Approaching 50M Users, but Not Being Mentioned in the Same Breath as Facebook Anymore.
Google+ user registrations shot up dramatically last week, according to Ancestry.com founder Paul Allen, whose external measurements of usage of the service have proven to be quite accurate so far.Voices