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| n | Content is
queen, not king. |
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| n | “Technology is
king. The one thing that VC |
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| depend on for
evaluating new companies is |
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| intellectual
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| n | “Virtual
magazines, or content businesses on the |
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| the Internet,
use technology as a platform. If |
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| they close in
on something proprietary, they come |
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| nearer to
justifying a vc’s investment of risk |
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| capital.” |
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| n | Stewart Alsop, “An Old Fogy Doesn’t Get Web |
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| Content”, Fortune, Nov. 6, 2000. |
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