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| Friday, July 18, 2008 | |
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Tony Perkins of Red Herring Magazine fame, is putting on a conference for startups and vc's like no other next week. It's called "Summit at Stanford ". Google, Salesforce.com, Skype, YouTube, Blue Lithium and Quigo all presented in past years while they were still privately held startups. We'll be there door-to-door next week, attending every session and always lurking in the hallways. We'll be reporting here on The Bell Letter Blog about particularly interesting startups, sectors, and trends from the conference. --- From AlwaysOn.com: Our Summit at Stanfordis less than one week away and we wanted to be sure and give you aheads up that the following list of over 80 private company CEOs willbe presenting their best pitches throughout the event representing the digital entertainment, media, on-demand services, security, infrastructure,mobile, and greentech sectors. The program also includes AlwaysOn's most powerfulgathering of executives, VC investors and break-out entrepreneurs yet:
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