--A VC (fred wilson)
My thoughts - for many companies, it already does. Giddy-up!
Recent Posts
- I'm speaking at the Daily Deal Summit Thursday, September 22
- April 5-7: NYC, for the
- Leadscon Vegas, Daily Deal Summit NY
- 15 years already
- Facebook ad management tools...
- Affiliate Fraud via Mechanical Turk
- We're hiring! Media Buyer Needed in SF
- Consorte Media Sold
- San Francisco for Ad-tech Monday - Thursday April 19-22
- LeadsCon in Vegas Feb 23-24
b l o g s I read
- VentureBlog
- TRANSPARENT BUNDLES by Seth Goldstein
- TJ's Weblog - "Technology, Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship"
- Threadwatch.org | Marketing and Technology Discussed
- TechCrunch
- SiliconBeat: News about tech money and innovation
- Seth Levine - VC Adventure
- Niki @ Bronte Media
- Mark Pincus Blog
- Internet Advertising at JayWeintraub.com
- Greg Yardley’s Internet Blog (smart dude)
- Fred Wilson: A VC
- alarm:clock
Friends & Random
Companies I have an interest in:
- (as a past or present employee / consultant / investor / advisor or related)
- Advertising.com
- Vandelay Industries
- MyMojo
- USO Networks
- Media6Degrees
- Adchemy
- Consorte Media
- doublePositive Marketing
- Turn, Inc.
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January 09, 2009
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Get ready to watch portal to fight this trend like hell. The smart ones will go with the flow and re-think their profit/revenue expectations to accept the trend and embrace it.
Posted by: Brian T | January 26, 2009 at 09:42 AM