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Get out in town

October 20, 2012Business, PoliticsAndroid, black car, Bloomberg, building Google, California, Connecticut, consumer internet businesses, eBay, Facebook, Finance, finance industry, food buffets, gated communities, Gated community, Geography of California, Geography of the United States, Goldman Sachs, Google, Googleplex, Information Age, iOS devices, iPhone, Microsoft, mobile devices, New Jersey, New York, New York City, New York subway, Princeton, private shuttle, public transportation, public transportation infrastructure, public transportation riders, public transportation systems, San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose, Santa Clara County, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Stamford, Steve Blank, sub-standard products, the Nexus, Twitter, venture capital, Zynga, Zynga's building, Zynga's dog house

Escaping the valley may be the best way to develop the next great tech product.

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New York to displace Silicon Valley

January 8, 2011Business, Politics, TechnologyCalifornia, car-driven society, Chemistry, Geography of California, Information Age, New York, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Clara County, Silicon, Silicon Valley, social web, technology space, technology world, Trends, United States, venture capital

Within a decade, New York could displace Silicon Valley as the epicenter of the technology world.

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Silicon Valley vs. New York: Business

January 8, 2011Business, Technologya lot of valley startups, advisor, building Quora, business models, difference, Geography of California, internet startup, New York, on building Quora, quora, San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley, social media, technology conference, Web 2.0

New York startups care about business models

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Silicon Valley vs. New York: Adversity

January 8, 2011Business, Politics, TechnologyBandwidth, Chemistry, entrepreneur, Estonia, Geography of California, Globalization, inadequate mobile networks, mobile device, mobile devices, model for online commerce, New York, online commerce, opportunity, Signal processing, Silicon, Silicon Valley, Ukraine, United States

Adversity is a resource

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Silicon Valley vs. New York: Talent

January 8, 2011Businessadvertising world, California, Facebook, Fred Wilson, Geography of California, Google, Information Age, New York, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Clara County, Silicon Valley, Stanford, talent, talent war, Techie, United States, venture capital, Williamsburg

Talent shortages are part of the environment

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Silicon Valley vs. New York: Social vs. Algorithms

January 8, 2011Business, TechnologyApple, Boston, Canada, car-driven society, Chicago, City, Europe, Facebook, Flickr, FourSquare, Google, Groupon, Information Age, netflix, New York, New York City, Person Travel, personal car, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Skype, social media, Social vs. Algorithms, social web, software solutions, Suburbs, technology field, Twitter, United States, venture capital, World Wide Web, Zynga

Living in a city is inherently a social experience. Living in a car-driven society isn’t.

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Valley vs. New York: Culture

January 8, 2011Business, Politics, TechnologyBrady Forrest, Business, California, Culture, Design, Fairchild, Geography of California, heavy algorithms, Information Age, Innovation, media space, Monoculture, New York, Pendulum, personal car, Polyculture, Santa Clara County, Science and technology studies, semiconductors, Service innovation, Silicon Valley, Structure, technology field, technology world, Valley vs. New York, venture capital, World Trade Center

Silicon Valley monoculture opens the door for New York tech dominance.

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Silicon Valley vs. New York – a silly comparison

September 1, 2009Business, Technologyadvertising world, aka Web, California, Camino Real, car industry, Chicago, Chrysler, Chrysler Building, comparison, DC, Design, Detroit, Finance, financial applications, Geography of California, Geography of the United States, Information Age, Innovation, Internet crowd, Internet industry, Internet people, Internet space, leader, local media, London, Los Angeles, media space relating, Meetup, New York, New York City, real estate, real estate market, San Francisco Bay Area, Sand Hills, Santa Clara County, Seattle, Silicon Alley, Silicon Valley, software licensing, technology efforts, technology field, technology industry, technology innovations, technology space, United States, US government, venture capital

Comparing the tech industry in New York and Silicon Valley? That’s just silly

1994-2000: How Things Have Changed

December 31, 1999Media, Personalalt.internet.media-coverage, Amazon.com, Angela Gunn, AOL, Arizona, Bank, Bob Young, Bulletin board system, cable modems, Cnet, CNN, Computer-mediated communication, Dorsai Embassy, DSL, e - commerce, eBay, email, faster web browser, Finland, Flash, Grand Central terminal, History, HTTP, Internet banking, Internet business plan, Internet industry, Internet IPO, Internet wave, Internet-ready computer, internet.com, Java, JavaScript, Jeff Bezos, Jerry Yang, legitimate magazine, Linux, London, Macintosh, Microsoft, modem systems, Mosaic, Netscape, New Year's eve, New York, New York City, obscure server, online aficionados, online banking, Online chat, online communities, online community, online service, Online service provider, online trading going, Prodigy, Red Hat, regular Internet server, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, software packages, streaming media, streaming video, TV.com, Unix, Usenet, VBScript, Virtual communities, Web Week, weekend installing in-house networks, Westport, Windows 95, World Wide Web, XML, Yahoo

Looking at the things that changed on the Internet between 1994 and 2000.

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