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bosshog

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    Comment #276246

    http://earlystagevc.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/busines... http://earlystagevc.typepad.com/earlystagevc/2006/07/busines...

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    Comment #252552

    A different approach, but this may be worth a look from the emotional perspective, at least. http://www.wefeelfine.org/

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    Comment #250639

    Hysterical. The Samwer brothers funded StudiVz and sold it for > 85 million Euros. With the proceeds of the sale, they then invested in Facebook. Facebook then sues StudiVz. What a…

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    Comment #232996

    Linkedin and Xing both charge for premium service. Badoo has an optional charge as well.

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    Comment #217448

    The second round of funding was from accel and jim breyer. He cashed out ~ $1 million, according to Sarah Lacy's book which she interviewed him for.

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    Comment #216388

    Seems like facebook is going through the trough of disillusionment of the hype cycle. I'm sure last year it could do no wrong. Did Zuckerberg pull some douche moves or was he savvy…

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    Comment #200828

    It's a nice idea: How is it better than using Geni.com?

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    Comment #194224

    I remember they outsourced their development to India to these guys http://www.greymatterindia.com/practices/social-portals-deve... seems to have paid off

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    Comment #193736

    Like the simple design. The healthcare link isn't too solid at the mo. http://news.80concepts.com/public/category/science/healthcar... Why is it that I can't read comments without …

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    Comment #183908

    $2400 (after taxes, see OP) - $2000 is more like $100 a week.

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    Comment #182675

    it's a subtle and effective form of marketing. I don't have a problem with it.

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    Comment #179344

    He cropped his photo, which was a good move. Can we concentrate on the merits of his argument this time?