nytimes.com - 4/7/2009
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Pseudo.com, a Silicon Alley content company, filed for bankruptcy in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Tuesday, two weeks after it laid off its 175 employees. The Pseudo's assets include computer network servers, more than 100 desktop computers, video editing equipment, the leases at two ...
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Pseudo.com Founder Josh Harris 'Attacked' at Film Screening
Valleywag —
... a "fucking megalomaniac," lept onto the stage, and attacked him. Physicist Debbie Berebichez said on Twitter that Harris admitted to her after the event that the fight was staged, and his attacker was actually a former partner of his in Pseudo.com. Harris has described Pseudo as a piece of "long-form conceptual art." Perhaps it simply hasn't concluded yet? As Harris likes to point out, the New York Times writer who covered Pseudo's rise and fall was disgraced fabulist Jayson Blair.
Pseudo.com Founder Josh Harris 'Attacked' at Film Screening
Gawker: valleywag —
... a "fucking megalomaniac," lept onto the stage, and attacked him. Physicist Debbie Berebichez said on Twitter that Harris admitted to her after the event that the fight was staged, and his attacker was actually a former partner of his in Pseudo.com. Harris has described Pseudo as a piece of "long-form conceptual art." Perhaps it simply hasn't concluded yet? As Harris likes to point out, the New York Times writer who covered Pseudo's rise and fall was disgraced fabulist Jayson Blair. ...
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