Josh Abramson:
It was really exciting. I was never really good at sports in high school. I had friends but I wasn’t sitting at the cool kids table per se and then all of …
Bob Metcalfe:
My father was a driver scope technician, and he had lots of electrical engineering type doodads in his little shop in the basement. And he and I built a train set on …
Chris Maguire:
We got to talking to one of our professors, his name is Stephen Duncombe. He’s still at Gallatin, but his wife, Jean Railla ran a community site for crafters. It was called …
Genevieve Field:
The content that we were publishing, that was the big question mark. Could we get away with publishing really honest, often explicit, but not pornographic writing and photography about sexuality of the …
Fuzzy Mauldin:
If I feel like I will burn in hell, it would be because I helped create the industry called search engine optimization. This is nothing more than thousands and thousands of people …
Mark Organ:
I left, which is a nice way of saying I was actually fired. I’m actually open about that and it’s probably good for your audience to know that you have a choice. …
Gary Kremen:
We were selling things, 1,000, $2,000. But when an order came in, it was good, especially in the beginning. So, if we got a $1,000 order, that would give us 10 days …
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John Battelle:
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