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New York Comes to Silicon Valley
Look to recent funding deals for Ning and Slide to see evidence that Wall Street may be cutting out the middleman—venture capitalists
by Sarah Lacy
Technology
The FCC, Comcast, and Net Neutrality
EA’s Game-Making Play for Take-Two
Yahoo Buzz: A Lot Like Digg
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VCs Aim to Out-Angel the Angels
Responding to the emergence of a new breed of wealthy investor, venture capitalists are boosting their early-stage investments in startups
by Aaron Ricadela
Technology
Sprint’s Wake-Up Call
RIM: Growth Rules the Day
The Secrets of Microsoft’s Sync
Microsoft Pledges Fail to Move the EU
Gore, Geldof, Venter…And This Guy?
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Before You Accept VC Funding…
A veteran entrepreneur tells you what you need to look for in a venture-capital firm before before you agree to a deal
by Vivek Wadhwa
Small Biz
Bright Ideas…
Don’t Let the Downturn Get You Down
Are You Losing Control of Your Business?
A CEO Manning the [...]
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Big Tech Buyouts
How 10 Internet startups cashed in big, and what their founders will do with the loot
By Douglas MacMillan
Silicon Valley angel investor Jeff Clavier expected August to be a slow month for acquisitions. To his surprise, two of the seven companies in his portfolio got bought within weeks of each other. Kaboodle, a site [...]
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Gore, Geldof, Venter…And This Guy?
At this year’s gathering of tech and design luminaries, Ben Kaufman aims to create a big product—in 72 hours—for free
by Stephen Baker
BW Magazine
Green—Up to a Point
Wrangling Over ‘Reasonable’ Fees
News You Need to Know
A Plug for a Leaky Economy
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March 3, 2008
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Microsoft Startup Accelerator adds 30 new companies
By Paul Mah | Published: January 24, 2008 - 08:36AM CT
Microsoft announced that it has added more than 30 companies to its Microsoft Startup Accelerator Program, which was launched in October 2007 with an initial pool of 20 selected companies. This brings the tally of [...]
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Posted in AutoGnome technology, Bill Gates, Ciencia de la computación, Collective Intelligence, Comcast, Computability theory, Consistencia lógica, Consistency proof, Future, Google, Gödel's incompleteness theorems, Hyperdata, Inconsistency Logic, Informal logic, Internet, Internet Traffic Cop, LACAN's LOGIC, LOGICAS LACANIANAS, La web semántica, Logical argument, Lógica, Lógica inconsistente, Macworld, Microsoft, Money, Networking, Non-formal logic, Problema de la parada, RIAA, Relationship, Roadmap, SPARQL, Semantic Web, Silicon Valley, Startup, Teoremas de la incompletitud de Gödel, Teoría de la computabilidad, The halting problem, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 7.0, Web Analytics Software, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, Wikipedia, advertising, bussines, completeness, completitud, computer science, connect, consistency, data commons, database, decidable, evolution, facebook, incompleteness, incompletitud, inconsistency, intel, linkedIn, media theory, memes, meta internet, meta web, metaweb, metha internet, myspace, net neutrality, network, open source, search, semantic social web, social networking, social networks, spyware, undecidable, wireless, yahoo, tagged benefits, business, Collective, Computers, connected, Data, Databases, Development, Future, Internet, network, networkers, Networking, networlding, Next, online., radical, rule, Semantic, Silicon, Software, Step, steps, Thread, Valleys, virtual, way, Web on February 17, 2008 | No Comments »
The main question: What would be your next strategy step to continue developing Internet in a new radical way?
http://www.linkedin.com/answers/marketing-sales/business-development/MAR_BDV/155893-18926951
It is a way in the sense of “meta”, like Google is a “meta internet”. Do we know how to do it?
An example of this, is the next question and its answers, published on LinkedIn:
Mickael Nadeau
Do you want [...]
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Posted in AutoGnome technology, Bill Gates, Ciencia de la computación, Collective Intelligence, Computability theory, Consistencia lógica, Consistency proof, Future, Google, Gödel's incompleteness theorems, Hyperdata, Inconsistency Logic, Informal logic, Internet, LACAN's LOGIC, LOGICAS LACANIANAS, La web semántica, Logical argument, Lógica, Lógica inconsistente, Macworld, Microsoft, Money, Networking, Non-formal logic, Problema de la parada, RIAA, Relationship, Roadmap, SPARQL, Semantic Web, Silicon Valley, Startup, Teoremas de la incompletitud de Gödel, Teoría de la computabilidad, The halting problem, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 7.0, Web Analytics Software, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, Wikipedia, advertising, bussines, completeness, completitud, computer science, connect, consistency, data commons, database, decidable, evolution, facebook, incompleteness, incompletitud, inconsistency, intel, linkedIn, media theory, memes, meta internet, meta web, metaweb, metha internet, myspace, net neutrality, network, open source, search, semantic social web, social networking, social networks, spyware, undecidable, wireless, yahoo, tagged Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, LACAN’s LOGIC, logic, Non-formal or Inconsistency Logic, ontology, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem on February 16, 2008 | No Comments »
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Posted in AutoGnome technology, Bill Gates, Ciencia de la computación, Collective Intelligence, Computability theory, Consistencia lógica, Consistency proof, Future, Google, Gödel's incompleteness theorems, Hyperdata, Inconsistency Logic, Informal logic, Internet, LACAN's LOGIC, LOGICAS LACANIANAS, La web semántica, Logical argument, Lógica, Lógica inconsistente, Macworld, Microsoft, Money, Networking, Non-formal logic, Problema de la parada, Relationship, Roadmap, SPARQL, Semantic Web, Silicon Valley, Startup, Teoremas de la incompletitud de Gödel, Teoría de la computabilidad, The halting problem, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 7.0, Web Analytics Software, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, Wikipedia, advertising, completeness, completitud, computer science, connect, consistency, data commons, database, decidable, evolution, facebook, incompleteness, incompletitud, inconsistency, linkedIn, media theory, memes, meta internet, meta web, metaweb, metha internet, myspace, net neutrality, network, open source, search, semantic social web, social networking, social networks, undecidable, wireless, yahoo, tagged The limit of The Semantic Web on February 7, 2008 | No Comments »
The limit of The Semantic Web: an Undecidable problem.
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Posted in AutoGnome technology, Ciencia de la computación, Collective Intelligence, Computability theory, Consistencia lógica, Consistency proof, Google, Gödel's incompleteness theorems, Hyperdata, Inconsistency Logic, Informal logic, Internet, LACAN's LOGIC, LOGICAS LACANIANAS, La web semántica, Logical argument, Lógica, Lógica inconsistente, Money, Networking, Non-formal logic, Problema de la parada, Relationship, Roadmap, SPARQL, Semantic Web, Startup, Teoremas de la incompletitud de Gödel, Teoría de la computabilidad, The halting problem, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, Wikipedia, bussines, completeness, completitud, computer science, consistency, data commons, database, decidable, evolution, incompleteness, incompletitud, inconsistency, memes, meta internet, meta web, metaweb, metha internet, net neutrality, undecidable, yahoo, tagged Jacques Lacan, logic, ontology, The limit, The limit of “The Semantic Web”, The Semantic Web on January 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
(Some post are written in English and Spanish language)
http://www.linkedin.com/answers/technology/web-development/TCH_WDD/165684-18926951
From Logic to Ontology: The limit of “The Semantic Web”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undecidable_problem#Other_problems
If you read the next posts on this blog:
Semantic Web
The Semantic Web
What is the Semantic Web, Actually?
The Metaweb: Beyond Weblogs. From the Metaweb to the Semantic Web: A Roadmap
Semantics to the people! ontoworld
What’s next for the Internet
Web 3.0: Update
How the Wikipedia 3.0: The End of [...]
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