Category Archives: Software

interview to venture: Episode 2, Bit9

Posted on August 9, 2011 by

Last time on interview to venture, I sat down with Boris Revsin, co-founder & CEO of CampusLIVE. Boris is a first-time CEO in his 20′s and is building a consumer internet company that is transforming the way college kids interact … Continue reading →

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But, does it scale?

Posted on June 1, 2011 by

Venture capitalists can ask a bunch of dumb questions. Well, maybe “dumb” is the wrong word; “repetitive” is probably more accurate. How many times do you have to explain how you acquire users, how big your market is, or what … Continue reading →

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Get the data out!

Posted on November 4, 2010 by

Data is everywhere, but you can’t always get at it. It’s trapped in millions of silos, each with its own proprietary way of representing that data. Not all this data is “big data.” Some of it’s unsexy, and very low … Continue reading →

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Is Facebook bigger than energy storage?

Posted on September 1, 2010 by

I had decided not to post anything this week since I suspect most of my readers are busy enjoying the last few days of summer. What convinced me to write was an excellent point brought up Tuesday by Earth2Tech editor … Continue reading →

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