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Entries tagged "Silicon Alley Insider"Facebook wins most valuable Internet startupFacebook, with a valuation of $6.5 billion, once again tops Silicon Alley Insider's SAI 50+: The Most Valuable Internet Startups. Is ContentNext Media being shopped?Guardian News and Media is losing $162,000 per day and may be forced to unload assets to raise cash. AlleyCorp's Kevin Ryan on the NYC startup ecosystemIn this episode of The Deal's Behind the Money, Kevin Ryan talks about the NYC tech ecosystem that has been created since he and Dwight Merriman pioneered DoubleClick. Bell: Entrepreneurship alive & well in NYCGeneral Catalyst Partners' George Bell encourages entrepreneurs to be bold, tackle big problems and go after established players in The Deal's Behind the Money online video show. Calacanis: Wales a 'poser,' not an entrepreneurJason Calacanis blasts Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales for giving up on Wales' 'Google-killer' search business. Fight and fight and fight, Calacanis urges entrepreneurs in The Deal's Behind the Money video. Article One wins Silicon Alley Insider contestIn this episode of Behind the Money, The Deal spoke with Article One Partners CEO Cheryl Milone moments after she won the grand prize of $25,000 from General Catalyst Partners at Silicon Alley Insider's Startup 2009. Federated's Battelle searches for successorAt Silicon Alley Insider Startup 2009, Federated Media CEO John Battelle spoke about why he is giving up his role as CEO of the company and is searching for a successor. Jason Calacanis on stage at Startup 2009'I watched my dad fail when the market crashed in 1987, and the same thing happened to me in 2001,' recalled Jason Calacanis at Startup 2009 where he was giving advice to entrepreneurs. VCs give advice, not much $, at Internet WeekInternet Week New York features a couple of events on Wednesday with VCs doling out advice to startups. The Deal will be videotaping interviews at Startup 2009, where finalists compete for $25,000 from General Catalyst. Venrock's David Pakman hates to say 'no'David Pakman, the former CEO of eMusic, talks about his new life as a partner at VC firm Venrock. He'll be giving entrepreneurs advice at Silicon Alley Insider's Startup 2009 on Wednesday. Roll Call: Dec. 10, 2008Was there a newspaper bubble? The New York Times' DealBook argues the case. Newspapers aren't the only ones in trouble. NPR is laying off too as corporate donors cut back because of the poor economy, according to Gawker. Silicon Alley Insider notes that even Bloomberg is feeling the pinch of the credit crisis, but given that some 100,000 Wall Streeters have been laid off recently, it comes as little surprise. The credit crisis also forced Reed Elsevier plc to pull its auction of Reed Business Information because of a lack of interest. PaidContent offers a complete timeline of the failed... Sign of the Apocalypse: Blodget, Spitzer as colleagues?Another sign the end times are near: Eliot Spitzer, the disgraced former New York governor, has joined the staff of The Washington Post's online news magazine Slate, which also happens to employ one of Spitzer's old targets from his attorney general days, deposed Merrill Lynch & Co. analyst Henry Blodget. One might think that circumstance would create for an awkward Christmas party, but surprisingly Blodget, writing on his Silicon Alley Insider blog, is looking forward to it. - Matthew Wurtzel See Spitzer's first column from Slate See Blodget's reaction to the news from Silicon Alley Insider ... Top tagsYou have executed a tag search on Dealscape. On the left,you will find a comprehensive list of stories tagged "Silicon Alley Insider." Below are the most-popular tags for Dealscape. On the right of the page you will find a search box to dig deeper into our content.
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