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Reflections on Silicon Valley and TechCrunch50 2008

Posted on Dec 18, 2008

Australian Anthill Magazine -

I was honored to be invited by my favourite Australian entrepreneur magazine Australian Anthill to write an article about my reflections on Silicon Valley.
Whilst I was taken aback by the remarkable entrepreneur ecosystem in San Francisco and Silicon Valley I did wonder a little if the fundamentals of business were not being treated with the respect they deserve.

>>> Link to PDF version (3 pages including cover of magazine, 5MB)
>>> Link to standard web version of full article

The article was also published in Australian Anthill’s email newsletter and the article scored the honour of the subject line of "Silicon Valley is a graveyard". 
  Click here (jpg) to see a screen shot of the article as seen in the email newsletter.

 



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