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Month: October 2011
R I P Steve
As always - Apple says it best:
and on the click through :
What a Pile of Dodo
Oracle Senior Director of Communications Deborah Hellinger told me that the cancellation of Benioff’s keynote was “due to the overwhelming attendance at Oracle OpenWorld”, which led to Oracle making several session changes.
… a ha …
Is Dropbox Really The World’s 5th Most Valuable Startup?
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Other companies on the list; Facebook, Zynga, Groupon and Twitter are also on there for the same reasons. So rather than just question Dropbox – why not the others ?
Read more here : Is Dropbox Really The World’s 5th Most Valuable Startup?.
Business Insider estimated the value of Dropbox at $4 billion, based on its latest funding round at the end of August.