id
int64
1
41.8M
deleted
bool
1 class
type
stringclasses
5 values
by
stringlengths
2
15
time
int64
1.16B
1.73B
text
stringlengths
0
99.1k
dead
bool
1 class
parent
int64
1
41.8M
poll
int64
127k
41.7M
kids
listlengths
1
1.32k
url
stringlengths
0
6.6k
score
int64
-1
5.77k
title
stringlengths
0
198
parts
listlengths
2
256
descendants
int64
-1
1.59k
3,893
null
comment
immad
1,173,800,924
I have never really considered it in terms of shrinking markets. I guess what it all boils down to is how much of an affect your growth has on the competitor. Seems like if you are a small startup initially you would want the market to grow so you go unnoticed and then eventually shrink as you get enough momentum behin...
null
3,782
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,902
null
comment
joshwa
1,173,803,556
Please, when visiting already-submitted-stories via the bookmarklet, DON'T consider that an upvote. I'm just using it to find the comment thread.
null
363
null
[ 4773, 4760 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,895
null
comment
JMiao
1,173,801,523
This is just total hogwash -- old media suing new media in the name of copyrighted content to ultimately protect distribution control.
null
3,878
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,904
null
comment
danielha
1,173,803,662
There will invariably be those who don't see the success they set out for, and they fall back to their original path. <p>That's why a founder's commitment is so critical. When your one plan is to become a startup founder, regardless of school or any other factors, you will do your damndest to make something of value an...
null
3,891
null
[ 3928 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,905
null
comment
stokelake
1,173,803,721
excellent site, this will save me loads of time.
null
3,124
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,906
null
comment
danielha
1,173,803,883
Were there any of the (approx.) 8 groups where you felt: "These guys are really close to having something. It's a huge mistake for them not to continue pursuing this."?
null
3,901
null
[ 3912 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,907
null
comment
JMiao
1,173,803,946
Guy gave a fantastic talk at Stanford a few weeks ago. I'll admit that I was initially skeptical given the many posts that have appeared on the web questioning his track record. In response Valleywag's sarcastically-titled "Guy's Golden Touch," Guy had this to say:<p>"It's not really Guy's golden touch. It's more li...
null
3,896
null
[ 3960, 3918 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,908
null
comment
JoeEntrepreneur
1,173,804,650
LinkedIn
null
3,830
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,909
null
comment
jamongkad
1,173,805,199
I guess it really depends on how hungry you are and how much you believe in your product. I'm only 24 and still in school as of the moment, yet I'm more than willing to leave school in order to initiate my start up. Come to think of it, I'm willing to travel half the world just to get advice and connections from YC.
null
3,891
null
[ 3913 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,913
null
comment
sharpshoot
1,173,805,695
Where are you based jamonklad?
null
3,909
null
[ 4003 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,912
null
comment
pg
1,173,805,581
Yes, but that is not surprising, because the biggest predictor of success is determination. In startups, merely being determined to succeed tends to make it so, if you're reasonably smart and flexible.<p>The Kikos are the only startup so far that has died of causes not of their own making. As everyone will soon reali...
null
3,906
null
[ 3927, 3936 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,910
null
story
danielha
1,173,805,264
null
null
null
null
null
http://www.uie.com/articles/field_studies/
1
Field Studies: The Best Tool to Discover User Needs
null
0
3,914
null
story
juwo
1,173,805,798
null
null
null
null
[ 3947 ]
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201-2:2%20;&version=45;
3
Founder At Work :)
null
1
3,911
null
comment
jamongkad
1,173,805,364
True but it's better to development a actual business model than rely solely on Ad revenue.
null
3,788
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,915
null
story
far33d
1,173,805,861
null
true
null
null
[ 3917 ]
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/sxsw_the_figures_behind_top_web_apps.php
2
SXSW: The Figures Behind The Top Web Apps
null
0
3,916
null
story
farmer
1,173,805,939
null
null
null
null
null
http://nomadishere.com/2007/03/12/a-note-to-employers-8-things-intelligent-people-geeks-and-nerds-need-to-work-happy/
3
8 Things Intelligent People, Geeks and Nerds Need To Work Happily
null
0
3,920
null
comment
sharpshoot
1,173,806,294
Ahh Harj knows that there were other startups in the neighbourhood ;) what he really means is to be in an environment where the density of people who are better at starting companies than you are is greater. This is certainly what all London based young internet entrepreneurs crave. Undoubtedly SV trumps London esp whe...
null
3,758
null
[ 3953 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,919
null
story
jamongkad
1,173,806,117
null
null
null
null
[ 3943, 3922, 4048 ]
http://james.cooley.ie/2006/09/15/the_entrepreneurs_life_is_a_lonely_one.html
1
Entrepreneur's life is a lonely one....
null
4
3,918
null
comment
juwo
1,173,806,033
"(it's like being proud of your mortgage)."<p>that was funny!
null
3,907
null
[ 3989 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,921
null
story
pg
1,173,806,577
null
null
null
null
[ 3923, 4043, 4064, 3946, 3955, 3959 ]
http://www.flickr.com/photos/socialmoth/sets/72157594561460322/
16
Photos of a YC dinner happening
null
14
3,917
null
comment
farmer
1,173,805,988
dupe; currently on the front page
null
3,915
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,924
null
comment
far33d
1,173,806,873
While, in dollars, founder time and equity don't cost anything, in real terms, they do. Unfortunately, even in public companies, there isn't a good way to really account for these numbers... So I believe the bigger numbers (Mobissimo, Wesabe) are more indicative of the "real" costs of starting a business. <p>For instan...
null
3,809
null
[ 3973 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,925
null
comment
far33d
1,173,806,957
I meant for the labor components of the "build", not maintenance, costs.
null
3,809
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,926
null
story
mattculbreth
1,173,807,103
null
null
null
null
null
http://microisvjournal.wordpress.com/2007/03/13/how-much-time-a-uisv-spends-on-customer-support/
1
Good post with metrics on Customer Support for a micro ISV
null
0
3,922
null
comment
danw
1,173,806,604
Is there a mirror of the economist article out there for us non subscribers?
null
3,919
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,923
null
comment
pg
1,173,806,810
There are few photos of YC dinners. Usually we'd frown on it because it would be distracting. But we wanted some new images for our site, so we asked one of the founders who was a good photographer to take some. The speaker that week was Ron Conway. We also had Steven Levy and Paul Buchheit visiting.
null
3,921
null
[ 3932 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,928
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,807,676
That is a good point! Dropping out of school is analogous to "buring all your ships". Sun Tzu writes that "put your enemies in a spot where they have no place to go, and they will die before fleeting. If they are to die then, what can they not do? Warriors exert their full strength. When warriors are in great danger, t...
null
3,904
null
[ 4217 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,930
null
comment
e1ven
1,173,808,239
This is a great thing, and IMO, exactly why Google bought Youtube.. They paid for this lawsuit.<p>When you think about it, everything Google does, the Cache, Google Groups, The Image search, and even their golden baby, Search, requires that they deal with the copyrighted material of other people.. It's their bread and ...
null
3,878
null
[ 3950, 3998 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,929
null
story
herdrick
1,173,808,082
null
null
null
null
[ 4024, 3948, 3985, 4093, 3984, 4939, 188640 ]
http://www.heysan.com/
15
New YC startup: Send photos from your phone to your blog, MySpace, etc.
null
13
3,927
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,807,214
Startups that execute with the end in mind do much better than those that code with ambiguity. Unfortunately, I feel that YC might be encouraging startups to not strategically plan ahead due to the emphasis put on "The original idea is not important because it will change anyway". Yes, ideas do change, but that does no...
null
3,912
null
[ 4070, 4335 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,934
null
story
pg
1,173,808,580
null
null
null
null
[ 3951, 4022, 4117 ]
http://weblog.raganwald.com/2007/03/why-why-functional-programming-matters.html
17
Why Why Functional Programming Matters Matters
null
4
3,936
null
comment
danielha
1,173,809,182
From what I gather on justin.tv, it seems we'll continually be seeing some interesting things coming out of that team, independent of the success of this new offering.
null
3,912
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,933
null
comment
far33d
1,173,808,492
While I'm on the YouTube side of this one, the web does place content creators in something of a dilemma. If content producers can't make revenue from the web, how are they going to afford to make quality content in the first place? While a lot of tech has brought the cost of media creation down, the only profitable we...
null
3,878
null
[ 3941 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,932
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,808,387
There is something strange about that Segway; the wheels and the handle on it look very different. But anyway, great photos! I think this topic was posted earlier as well :)
null
3,923
null
[ 3945 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,939
null
comment
joe
1,173,809,323
A little background: I'm the lead developer on a self-funded Web startup. It's a (mostly) free service to help musicians and bands stay in touch with their fans. I have a lot of confidence in it as a great product. What are some (cheap) ways I can make noise about it and get people using the site?
null
3,935
null
[ 3971, 3986 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,935
null
story
joe
1,173,809,102
null
null
null
null
[ 4066, 3939, 3938, 3990, 4058, 4122, 4004, 4067, 3974 ]
10
How can/should I publicize my startup?
null
14
3,938
null
comment
PindaxDotCom
1,173,809,320
You could start by giving us the url lol!<p>My #1 guideline is never pay for publicity. Look for free publicity always!
null
3,935
null
[ 3940 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,937
null
comment
Readmore
1,173,809,305
It's true but because they control the majority of online ads end-users are stuck accepting their rates and agreements. I'm not saying that Google is bad but I don't really know how large a percentage I get from their ads. If there were more ad startups with a larger percentage end-users would see a better competition ...
null
3,890
null
[ 4076 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,931
null
comment
far33d
1,173,808,314
maybe because you still call them girls?
null
3,574
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,950
null
comment
Readmore
1,173,810,709
I completely agree. Google knew that they needed to be involved in this lawsuit or the future of their business, and perhaps the Internet, could be in jeopardy. If YouTube had to settle or try to fight the lawsuit on their own it is very likely that the outcome wouldn't have been favorable for Google. By buying them an...
null
3,930
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,941
null
comment
e1ven
1,173,809,514
It's not nearly that simple though- Google position isn't "copyright doesn't matter", it's that "Look, we'll take it down if you ask. The law says that's OK! Why are we still arguing"?<p>Take a look up a few posts for my perspective ;)
null
3,933
null
[ 3954 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,940
null
comment
joe
1,173,809,346
http://www.scriggle-it.com/
null
3,938
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,945
null
comment
paul
1,173,809,937
It's not a Segway. It's better. http://www.tlb.org/scooter2.html
null
3,932
null
[ 4015 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,947
null
comment
juwo
1,173,810,378
Jessica left out his interview!
null
3,914
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,944
null
story
jkopelman
1,173,809,810
null
null
null
null
null
http://redeye.firstround.com/2007/03/failing_cheaper.html
29
Failing Cheaper
null
0
3,942
null
story
Readmore
1,173,809,571
null
null
null
null
null
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2006/10/01/8387088/
1
Set up a website for a business you don't have - Call it Sneaky 2.0
null
0
3,951
null
comment
far33d
1,173,810,746
The best C hacker I've ever met (probably the best programmer, period) swears by Haskell and functional programming. So does the second best. <p>In my time here at my full-time job I've mentored a lot of kids straight out of school. So often I hear things like "I can't wait to start programming in a real language with ...
null
3,934
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,948
null
comment
herdrick
1,173,810,528
I blogged this - and used it - here: http://herdrick.blogspot.com/2007/03/heysan-blog-slideshows.html<p>Summary: I like.
null
3,929
null
[ 3968 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,954
null
comment
far33d
1,173,811,180
I'm not saying it is that simple. Google is in the right here. They obey the law, they give customers exactly what they want. <p>The issue is on the supply side: How can content producers adapt to this altered economy? Right now, their answer has been to sue and hold tightly to the old business models. My argument is ...
null
3,941
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,952
null
comment
paul
1,173,810,920
Exactly. Even with micropayments, I would still have to think about it, and I don't like having to think. This is part of the reason why the most popular micropayment system on the web is Google AdSense.<p>On the other hand, I regularly send text messages on my phone without much though given to the crazy $0.15 per-mes...
null
3,787
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,955
null
comment
davidw
1,173,811,281
How 'bout breakfast?:-) Sorry...
null
3,921
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,943
null
comment
PindaxDotCom
1,173,809,635
Thanks for a link to a subscriber only article!<p>But seriously, being lonely as an entrepreneur should be the least of your concerns. If you're looking for reasons to not quit your day job there are plenty out there. Real entrepreneurs know the risk of failure, look it in the eye, and proceed anyway!
null
3,919
null
[ 4095 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,953
null
comment
Harj
1,173,810,936
To clarify I wasn't referring to London here. I was referring to real startup dead spots like Missouri or Alaska or other places that literally have no startups there. In those cases you have no option but to move.<p>In places where there's a fledging startup scene, the decision is tougher but ultimately we still dec...
null
3,920
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,949
null
comment
awt
1,173,810,589
Holy crap this is one of the most retarded articles about CS I've seen in a while. <p>If the premis is that cs programs are out of date, then yes, the article has a point. If the premis is that everything in software has been "done" and there's nothing interesting left to do, then it is completely ridiculous.
null
3,882
null
[ 4039, 4045 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,946
null
comment
danielha
1,173,810,219
Is this the Mountain View location? That's a snazzy looking room.
null
3,921
null
[ 3969 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,956
null
story
dmarques1
1,173,811,385
null
null
null
null
null
1
Currently Building Ideal Social Incubator- Can I interview a current or previous Y Combinator member
null
0
3,957
null
comment
jullrich1
1,173,811,412
I'm planning on flying out from Connecticut to join the meetups and try and get to know other people who share my goals even though I won't be attending the actual startup school event. I look forward to being able to tell the story about how I met my cofounder while crashing a YC "everyone is welcome" social session....
null
3,851
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,961
null
comment
paul
1,173,812,223
One reason this works is because the established players will be afraid to compete directly with you because that would mean undermining their existing business.
null
3,782
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,964
null
comment
pg
1,173,812,866
This is like a beaten defender grabbing a forward's shirt as he runs by. Time to sell VIA and buy GOOG.
null
3,878
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,962
null
story
veritas
1,173,812,715
null
null
null
null
[ 3963 ]
http://gigaom.com/2007/03/13/viacom-sues-youtube-for-1-billion/
1
GigaOM: Viacom sues YouTube for $1 billion
null
1
3,959
null
comment
mynameishere
1,173,811,689
Ugh. Macintoshes. I know pg came out in their favor a while ago ("All the hackers I know are switching to Macs"...something like that). But, man, to see it in reality. My mother has an older OSX machine. What a piece of work. Even the parts of it that are supposed to be good, like the interface, are just clumsy. The mo...
null
3,921
null
[ 4032, 4014 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,960
null
comment
paul
1,173,811,873
Raising money from big-name investors gives you a lot more credibility. This will help with hiring (I would rather work at a Sequoia backed startup than a NoName backed startup) and partnering.
null
3,907
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,958
null
comment
paul
1,173,811,686
Accepting credit cards: a Tactic, not a Business Model<p>Obviously "free" is not a complete business model, but how blind do you have to be to keep repeating these silly anti-free arguments despite the overwhelming success of many businesses based of free things? (Google, television, etc)<p>If you can build a product t...
null
3,868
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,971
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,814,780
Here is a nice tactic I came up with: Type your competition's name in Technorati and determine all the blogs that reviewed your competitior. Next, dispatch an email to all those bloggers informing them that you have created a rival product. The bloggers are usually interested in covering products similar to those they ...
null
3,939
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,965
null
story
mattculbreth
1,173,812,941
null
null
null
null
[ 3983, 3979 ]
http://justinkownacki.blogspot.com/2007/03/get-by-or-not-with-little-help-from.html
6
Working (or not working perhaps) with friends
null
2
3,973
null
comment
run4yourlives
1,173,814,828
Drop-send's cost are quite accurate. He paid for developer and design time on contract.
null
3,924
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,975
null
comment
jullrich1
1,173,815,109
VCs = Angels = YC = Agents…They all finance and support young entities for a % of a future asset.<p>Compare a very scalable model, IMG Worldwide. Take baseball for comparison sake.<p>Talent Scout = PG colleague who reviews applications using performance criteria = bank using advanced credit scoring system to approve o...
null
3,836
null
[ 4017 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,974
null
comment
agentbleu
1,173,814,842
try startupcrunch
null
3,935
null
[ 3981 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,967
null
story
veritas
1,173,813,150
null
null
null
null
null
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=225907
1
Casabi raises $10 million in Series B funding
null
0
3,970
null
comment
nostrademons
1,173,814,329
I'm curious - why is a pre-launch startup hiring a COO to begin with? Don't you have to launch in order to have something to operate?<p>(I'm of the opinion that founders should avoid hiring anyone for as long as possible, instead bootstrapping off their own abilities until they gain some traction in the marketplace. ...
null
3,880
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,969
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,814,215
I think the photos were taken this winter, so it must be Mountain View. I like the padded walls; are those to reduce echo?
null
3,946
null
[ 4005 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,966
null
comment
adamsmith
1,173,812,962
For an example of offering too little equity, see the Equity section at http://blogs.xobni.com/asmith/archives/5
null
3,880
null
[ 4021 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,963
null
comment
veritas
1,173,812,824
Ignore :p. This link was already posted below: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=3878<p>I just got excited and hit the bookmarklet button.
null
3,962
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,968
null
comment
gustaf
1,173,814,147
Thanks Ethan! We're launching a new version of the slideshow today with support for desktop upload. Other sources will follow. <p>- Gustaf, heysan!
null
3,948
null
[ 3992 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,972
null
story
agentbleu
1,173,814,789
null
null
null
null
null
http://filmator.net
1
Pitch your new startup using Filmator presentation site. Its easy to use and you can produce powerful presentations.
null
0
3,976
null
story
nostrademons
1,173,815,200
null
null
null
null
null
http://www.startupping.com/forums/showthread.php?t=90
6
Launch Story: Startupping (Part 1)
null
0
3,977
null
story
nostrademons
1,173,815,215
null
null
null
null
null
http://www.startupping.com/forums/showthread.php?t=133
2
Launch Story: Startupping (Part 2)
null
0
3,978
null
story
nostrademons
1,173,815,233
null
null
null
null
null
http://www.startupping.com/forums/showthread.php?t=176
2
Launch Story: Startupping (Part 3)
null
0
3,979
null
comment
Readmore
1,173,815,404
I'm currently talking with a friend about starting a business that I had already considered starting on my own. We have worked together in the past and things went well but I can definitely see how some of the 'friend problems' in this article would apply to our working arrangement. Is it better to try and go it alone ...
null
3,965
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,982
null
comment
Alex3917
1,173,815,856
I would guess that most people afraid of dropping out lack the entrepreneur's mindset. That is:<p>Purpose of school (to the entrepreneur): Train to MSPW<p>Purpose of startup: MSPW<p>When viewed from that angle, the only thing to fear is that you won't be able to hack it yet. (no pun intended)
null
3,901
null
[ 4079 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,981
null
comment
joe
1,173,815,827
If only it didn't cost money. We've also considered newswire press release services, etc., but I'm unconvinced as to how things like that would attract actual users.
null
3,974
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,980
null
comment
run4yourlives
1,173,815,692
If you really look at those numbers, they become really "interesting".<p>The only application making a profit is drop-send. (Sorry, "top secret" = "not enough" for me) Some of those sites have some outrageous costs indicative of major VC involvement. On the surface, none of them (aside from freshbooks) seem like a very...
null
3,809
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,983
null
comment
mattculbreth
1,173,815,889
I agree with others around here that doing it by yourself is going to limit your scalability. I'm working with friends right now, but we've done a good job (at least I think we have, we'll see) outlining the expectations and goals of each of us. So far so good, and things are going well. I think that if you've got g...
null
3,965
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,984
null
comment
JMiao
1,173,815,897
iLike picked up a similar startup, Fotodunk, last Spring -- simple idea, but very slick execution.
null
3,929
null
[ 4293 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,986
null
comment
sharpshoot
1,173,816,611
joe - your objective should be to make noise to attract users - not to make noise in general. So i would concentrate on getting musicians and bands to use your product.<p>A couple of good ways 1) create a nifty myspace page explaining the benefit - befriend as many bands as you can and leave them messages<p>2) Approach...
null
3,939
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,985
null
comment
sharpshoot
1,173,816,390
nice one. Be interesting on a citizen journalism level. Take photos from different places in the world and mix them with news feeds and get perspective of users on the ground. Could see people subscribing to heysan for the on the groundlevel photos. Looking forward to how this plays out :)
null
3,929
null
[ 4292 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,988
null
story
python_kiss
1,173,816,946
null
null
null
null
[ 3999 ]
http://youtube.com/watch?v=iVMMlmJQCoI
1
20 minute video interview with Google CEO (worth checking out)
null
1
3,987
null
story
domp
1,173,816,640
null
null
null
null
[ 3991 ]
2
Any guesses on how many 2007 summer applications have been submitted? Big jump from the last one?
null
2
3,989
null
comment
JMiao
1,173,817,591
Thanks. I do my best to keep it interesting on YC News.
null
3,918
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,990
null
comment
corentin
1,173,817,682
Go to concerts, offer drinks to the bands and talk about (read: sell) your product. I don't know if it's efficient (I guess it probably is) but at least it's fun.<p>
null
3,935
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,991
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,818,103
I think Y Combinator didn't receive as much publicity this year as they did earlier (Jessica's book certainly helped, though). Judging from the number of users on news.yc, I am guessing that there are less than 500 applicants. Which to me is quite a low number considering the opportunity!
null
3,987
null
[ 3994 ]
null
null
null
null
null
3,992
null
comment
python_kiss
1,173,818,824
Great site gustaf. I love the simplistic UI and one page sign up. Here is a minor fix: increase the window size of your "terms of service" page. It is hard to read when the user has to scroll both vertically and horizontally :)
null
3,968
null
[ 3997 ]
null
null
null
null
null
4,000
null
comment
comatose_kid
1,173,822,195
Here's a great way to grow:<p> How about inserting a clause in your funding agreement? Any company that you fund should provide a small percentage of profits + time to help new founders. <p>This small percentage of profits would be given to YC, on condition that YC would use it exclusively to fund new companies. Of ...
null
3,836
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,993
null
story
msgbeepa
1,173,819,998
null
null
null
null
[ 4051, 4031 ]
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/internet/0,72960-0.html?tw=rss.index
5
First Photos From Upcoming "MySpace News"
null
5
3,998
null
comment
volida
1,173,821,793
I don't think the argument with Sequoia Capital stands because they invenst in many other companies. So, why didn't some other company bought YouTube? Because obviously Google really wanted to make the aqcuisition...
null
3,930
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,997
null
comment
gustaf
1,173,821,500
thanks, we will add that to the release later this week. how do you think auto-post to myspace works?
null
3,992
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,994
null
comment
domp
1,173,820,531
Yeah definitely. I assumed since Techcrunch gave a lot of publicity to YComb that would help in a big way. I read somewhere that in 2005 the applicants were around 250 or so.
null
3,991
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
4,003
null
comment
pg
1,173,824,094
I better get to work on messaging.
null
3,913
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
4,001
null
comment
volida
1,173,822,288
I think the reason everyone is applying to YC is because of networking and connections which is really valuable. Now, if there were 1000 companies being funded by YC it means there would be so many people with access to these connections. Which means the value of YC's network would drop. A lot of people then wouldn't f...
null
3,836
null
null
null
null
null
null
null
3,999
null
comment
far33d
1,173,821,926
how awesome would it be if bloomberg asked youtube to pull this video, or sued them for putting it up.
null
3,988
null
null
null
null
null
null
null