Edmodo Raises Another $25 Million For Education Tech
Startup Edmodo has raised $25 million led by venture firm New Enterprise Associates to scale its online education platform. [...] more>>
The super-connected Silicon Valley star made a bundle when his business-focused social network, LinkedIn, debuted on the NYSE in May. An original member of the PayPal mafia, he co-founded LinkedIn in 2002. The Stanford and Oxford alum now looks for hot start-ups as a partner at venture capital firm Greylock Partners. He has substantial stakes in other social network powerhouses like Facebook and Zynga. [...] more
Startup Edmodo has raised $25 million led by venture firm New Enterprise Associates to scale its online education platform. [...] more>>
see photosMichael PrinceClick for full photo gallery: Forbes Covers 2010-2012 (This is the In Brief column I wrote for the Aug. 6 issue of FORBES magazine). I've always felt that great magazines use their [...] more>>
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PayPal, the online payments company that eBay bought in 2002, is legendary in Silicon Valley for spawning an incredibly talented group of founders, investors, and executives at startups that read like a Who's Who of Web success stories. The so-called PayPal Mafia includes Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk, LinkedIn cofounder, angel [...] [...] more>>
Good news, MySpace: You've just been eclipsed as the biggest bust of the social media era. Digg, only a couple years ago the most popular social news site around, has been sold to Betaworks for $500,000, reports The Wall Street Journal. Its last round of funding, in 2008, valued the company at $164 million. [...] more>>
People might learn of new positions open on Facebook—especially if they harness their Facebook friends and network to assist in the search--but then they would turn to LinkedIn for further research or to find contacts who could help them. [...] more>>
We're here at Zynga's San Francisco headquarters for social gaming company's second annual "Zynga Unleashed" event. Stay tuned for the live blog. [...] more>>
The concept of the corporate mafia isn’t new. When PayPal was purchased by eBay in 2007, we saw the PayPal mafia come to life with the creation of several successful enterprises by former employees who [...] more>>