Daily Archives: August 2, 2012

Here’s How One Kings Lane CEO Doug Mack Snagged Four New Execs In Six Months

August 2, 2012
Here’s How One Kings Lane CEO Doug Mack Snagged Four New Execs In Six Months

A relentless recruiter. See Also Why I Just Hired Scott Thompson, The Yahoo CEO With A Fabricated Computer Science Degree MARISSA’S MARVELS: The Graduates Of Her Google Genius School Meet Libby Leffler, Sheryl Sandberg’s Former Invisible Right Hand Who’s Moved On To Greater Things One Kings Lane CEO Doug Mack has been maniacally recruiting...

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One Kings Lane Is On Track To Do $200 Million In Home-Furnishing Sales This Year

August 2, 2012
One Kings Lane Is On Track To Do $200 Million In Home-Furnishing Sales This Year

Email More One Kings Lane See Also Tour One Kings Lane, The Big $440 Million Elephant In Online Flash Sales Those Flash Sale Sites Might Not Be A Bargain After All SPECIAL REPORT: Flash Sales Will Be A $6 Billion Market By 2015 Forget flash sales. A handful of companies are breaking out of...

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A burger, fries and Wi-Fi: Boingo connects Wendy’s fast food joints

August 2, 2012

Boingo’s already extensive Wi-Fi hotspot network is about to get a little bigger (and perhaps a little greasier). The Wi-Fi aggregator has signed a deal with The Wendy’s Company to install and manage access points in its US and Canadian restaurants. There are about 6000 Wendy’s locations in North America, but they won’t all...

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[Video] Congressman Wants Your Help Before We End Up With Another SOPA

August 2, 2012

In the aftermath of SOPA, the people sent Congress back to the drawing board on Internet legislation. Representative Hank Johnson (D-GA) introduced his AppRights.us initiative Thursday, a crowd-sourced Congressional effort to “consult the folks who use the Internet before we regulate it.” AppRights.us begins from the premise that consumer privacy and control of data...

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ServiceNow CEO: Facebook’s IPO Mess Was GREAT For My Company (NOW)

August 2, 2012
ServiceNow CEO: Facebook’s IPO Mess Was GREAT For My Company (NOW)

ServiceNow Frank Slootman, CEO ServiceNow See Also After Selling His First Startup To Apple And Then Flying Jets, This Guy Has An Awesome New Company Cvent CEO: From A 33-Year-Old Living With His Parents To A Multimillionaire What Life Is Really Like For A Mother Of Three Running A Hot Startup In a season...

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The Silicon Prairie Awards: From a field of 1,200 nominees here are the 48 finalists

August 2, 2012

If you think that there’s nothing of any value coming out of the fly-over states, you couldn’t be more wrong. The “Silicon Prairie” is filled with companies that are doing huge projects and the world is starting to notice. In honor of that, our friends over at Silicon Prairie News have facilitated the Silicon...

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Despite growing pains, peer to peer car sharing is hot for investors

August 2, 2012
Despite growing pains, peer to peer car sharing is hot for investors

What do Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, celebrity Ashton Kutcher and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt all have in common? Their funds have all put money into a round for a startup called Getaround, which enables users to share their personal cars with other users. The emerging sector is called a variety of things like...

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Watch These LinkedIn Interns Set The World On Fire (LNKD)

August 2, 2012

You’ll just have to forgive LinkedIn workers for feeling super, super stoked about working at the professional social network right now—especially the youngest, newest ones. Check out these charming and talented LinkedIn interns doing a riff on Fun’s “We Are Young,” full of nerdy programmer jokes (GitHub repos, anyone?) and references to LinkedIn’s hot-selling...

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LinkedIn Says It Spent $1 Million Trying To Solve Its Password Theft Snafu (LNKD)

August 2, 2012
LinkedIn Says It Spent $1 Million Trying To Solve Its Password Theft Snafu (LNKD)

Steve Kovach, Business Insider See Also LinkedIn Beats! LinkedIn’s Revenue Is STILL Growing Like Crazy CHART OF THE DAY: LinkedIn Is The Only Consumer Tech IPO That’s Doing Well LinkedIn spent between $500,000 and $1 million on forensic work after a large number of passwords were breached, LinkedIn CFO Steve Sordello said on the...

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Warring Senate Factions Punt Cybersecurity Bill Until After the Election

August 2, 2012

Today’s failure in the Senate to end debate on the latest cybersecurity bill and bring it to a final vote will likely mean no action on the issue until next year. And the debate over how government agencies should share critical security information with private software and services firms has resulted in splits in...

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