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Josh Tickell & Algae E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 07-06-2010 09:47

It got 150 miles per gallon," explains Fuel director Josh Tickell of the converted to plug-in Prius hybrid that he drove on a mix of battery power and algae fuel blended with conventional gasoline. Josh talks about the benefits of algae fuel to power the future car.

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Tim Kring & Mobile E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 31-05-2010 23:48

The creator of Heroes, Tim Kring talks about how mobile is the new direct connection to the TV audience.

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No Need to Upgrade E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 07-05-2010 13:04

No need to find an iPad 3G, there are great solutions to get online with out isolating everything to just one device. A Jailbroken iPhone and other mobile devices can become a WiFi hotspot which would get you iPad online.

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Love for the iPad E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 22-04-2010 12:42

I was one the first to get the iPad hoping it would be a laptop replacer. Now that I understand it's real function I see it's place in my live.

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The Returns of the VC E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 04-02-2010 12:53

I spoke with Clearstone Venture's William Quigley, he talked about the significant returns created by the robust exit markets of the late 1990s and how it carried the industry for a long period of time. The new reality is much more somber for many venture firms. There are still healthy returns to be made in venture capital, but until the venture community sees a more vibrant exit market we do not expect marked improvement overall.

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