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Wiretap: Why Silicon Valley could be key to this month’s elections … in France.
1 2010
8 days ago Peter Delevett No Comments

Wiretap: Why Silicon Valley could be key to this month’s elections … in France.

Its deep pockets make Silicon Valley a prime locale for political fundraising on both sides of the aisle. But last week, the Bay Area was squarely in the sights of a politician from the other side of the Pond. It seems Read More →
Wiretap: Faces in new places
1 2010
10 days ago Peter Delevett No Comments

Wiretap: Faces in new places

There's been a whole lotta shakin' going on around Silicon Valley in the past week. For those who keep track of such things, here's a belated sip from the firehose:   • Bubba MurarkaBubba Read More →
Gone, daddy, gone: KKR veteran Scott Wagner ditching Sand Hill Road for GoDaddy
1 2010
13 days ago Peter Delevett No Comments

Gone, daddy, gone: KKR veteran Scott Wagner ditching Sand Hill Road for GoDaddy

GoDaddy.com isn't based in Silicon Valley, but it's become one of the more high-profile consumer Internet brands thanks to its rather tawdry Super Bowl ads featuring NASCAR's Danica Patrick. But since Read More →
Wiretap: Tidbits from Scott McNealy, Khosla Ventures, Jive and the Lending Club stunner
1 2010
17 days ago Peter Delevett 1 Comment

Wiretap: Tidbits from Scott McNealy, Khosla Ventures, Jive and the Lending Club stunner

When Google this week bought a big chunk of Lending Club for $125 million, it wasn't just good news for the San Francisco startup: Prior Lending Club investors like Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers Read More →
Dot-com veteran Justin Kitch takes wraps off new startup, Curious
1 2010
20 days ago Peter Delevett No Comments

Dot-com veteran Justin Kitch takes wraps off new startup, Curious

Back in the dot-com era, Justin Kitch launched a startup called Homestead, which gave online novices simple tools to build websites. Homestead ended up hosting millions of those sites, and Intuit bought Read More →
Facebook to Credo: We do not allow the use of Mark Zuckerberg’s image in any ad
Blog 63
21 days ago Dana Hull 4 Comments

Facebook to Credo: We do not allow the use of Mark Zuckerberg’s image in any ad

Mark Zuckerberg's political group, called FWD.US., is a highly sophisticated, tech-savvy entity dedicated to passing comprehensive immigration reform. Part of the strategy relies on reaching out separately to key liberals and conservatives. But FWD.US and its two subsidiaries, Americans Read More →

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