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online.wsj.com - 4/9/2009

Opinion: Silicon Valley a Systemic Risk?

— online.wsj.com — JAMES FREEMAN The Obama administration wants to regulate venture capital firms to prevent systemic risks. Silicon Valley... residents are scratching their heads and asking: What risks? The rest of us should ask why Washington is targeting a jewel of the ... (more) Opinion: Silicon Valley a Systemic Risk?

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moconews.net - 4/13/2009

Nokia Who? In Silicon Valley, It’s iPhone, iPhone, iPhone

— moconews.net — image If you ever wanted an outsider’s view of Silicon Valley as it relates to the iPhone,... check out the brutally honest essay written today by U.K.-based Ewan MacLeod, an entrepreneur, consultant and part-time writer. It explores how Valley-based ... (more) Nokia Who? In Silicon Valley, It’s iPhone, iPhone, ...

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paidcontent.org - 4/14/2009

Survey: Majority Of CEOs In Valley Expect More Job Cuts

— paidcontent.org — Last week brought word that Silicon Valley venture capitalists were feeling somewhat less gloomy about their industry's... fate over the next 12 to 18 months. Not true for Silicon Valley CEOs, at least when it comes to employment in the region. ... (more) Survey: Majority Of CEOs In Valley Expect More Job Cuts

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Sarah Lacy Is the Interviewer Elon Musk Was Looking For
Valleywag — ... had retracted the story. In fact, the newspaper had corrected a minor bit about Tesla's application — still not granted yet — for $350 million in government loans. Randall Stross, a San Jose State University professor and Times contributor, initially wrote that the loans would go to the production of Tesla's expensive Roadster, as opposed to funding its vaporous plans for a $57,400 sedan, the Model S. The New York Observer has the he-said, she-said between Times Sunday Business editor Tim O'Brien and Lacy, ...

Sarah Lacy Is the Interviewer Elon Musk Was Looking For
Gawker: valleywag — ... had retracted the story. In fact, the newspaper had corrected a minor bit about Tesla's application — still not granted yet — for $350 million in government loans. Randall Stross, a San Jose State University professor and Times contributor, initially wrote that the loans would go to the production of Tesla's expensive Roadster, as opposed to funding its vaporous plans for a $57,400 sedan, the Model S. The New York Observer has the he-said, she-said between Times Sunday Business editor Tim O'Brien and Lacy, ...

New York Times Roars. Too Bad They Live In Oz.
TechCrunch — ... Enter the snarky and often vicious New York Observer, who’s always ready for a wrestle in the mud. In an article today by John Koblin called “Silicon ‘Valley Girl’ Gets Tough With Times” O’Brien says “I still stand by Randy’s column” (presumably the current rewritten version) and attacks Lacy for not calling him for his side of the story. ...

Roundup: Ashton vs. CNN, the NY Times vs. Sarah Lacy, Dell vs. HP and more
VentureBeat — ... ). The Times ran a correction on Stross’ column, but also took a jab at Lacy’s professionalism. Needless to say, she took exception. Find the back and forth here. ...