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Salon Magazine
"The $4 billion warehouse" by Mark Gimein
http://www.salonmagazine.com/tech/feature/1999/08/02/webvan/index.html
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Last year I attended a conference of technology companies at which
the focus was Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son and the businesses in which he and the
Japanese holding company he controls, Softbank, have invested. Most were Internet
companies; the most successful of them was Yahoo -- an investment in which Son had made $2
billion. For two years the Silicon Valley old guard -- professional investors used to
funding networking companies and chip factories -- had scoffed at Son, ridiculing the
prices he was paying for his Net investments... Read
this article in its entirety |
Salon Magazine
"For your information" by Christopher Ott
http://www.salonmagazine.com/tech/feature/1999/08/03/info_markets/index.html
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For every question you can answer on the Net (how do motorcycles work?),
there's always a stumper (how can I synchronize the carburetors in my 1968 twin-engine
BMW?). The Web may be an awesome information resource, but most of its data is static and
often doesn't address the specific questions you want answered. However, that's quickly
changing, as information markets -- online bazaars in which people can buy or sell
expertise in real time -- are rolling out... Read
this article in its entirety |
INC.com
"Size matters"by William R. Pape
http://www.inc.com/incmagazine/archives/17990311.html
MSNBC
"Carving up the stakes: a Web tale" by Emory Thomas, Jr.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/294723.asp
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iVillage, co-founded by Candice Carpenter, launched in 1995; she ended up
with 3 percent. Broadcast.com, co-founded by Mark Cuban, launched in 1995; he wound up
with nearly 30 percent. As this disparity shows, not all Internet millionaires are created
equal. In today’s frenzied start-up environment, entrepreneurs are getting more
careful than ever to retain as much control — and ownership — as possible... Read this article in its
entirety |
Fortune
"Old world meets new" by Melanie Warner
http://cgi.pathfinder.com/fortune/technology/daily/0,3467,617990726,00.html
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Imagine this. You're a fast moving e-commerce
startup and you're selling all sorts of goods on your site that you're sure people would
rather buy online than in old world brick-and-mortar stores. So what's one of the first
things you do before launching your site? Partner with one of those very brick-and-mortar
stores your bumptious existence was supposed to pummel. Welcome to e-commerce circa summer
of 1999... Read
this article in its entirety |
Washington Post
"Reborn Execs Keep Watch on High-Tech Start-Ups" by Shu Shin Luh
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/business/daily/aug99/recruit2.htm
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When Louis Pugliese interviewed with the
founders of three-month-old Blackboard Inc. in the basement of a Dupont Circle brownstone,
he didn't think the result would be a career change... Read
this article in its entirety |
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