AOL, every mention
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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where AOL comes up
20VC: CEO Whisperer Jerry Colonna on How Investors Mimic Aggressive Behaviour To Cover Insecurity and Why Vulnerability is Key To Success In VC
- ▶ 4:12 Jerry Colonna In the same month, in the same period in November, we launched this business at Comdex in Vegas, and he sold his company BookLink to America Online.
20VC: Do VC's Really Hustle Enough? The Takeaways From Watching Twitter Scale From 30 to 2,500 & Why Chris Sacca Is Like Yoda with Ryan Sarver, Partner @ Redpoint
- ▶ 2:55 Ryan Sarver Uh, but along the way, kind of in middle school, became kind of a self-taught programmer, starting out in kind of AWOL chat rooms and BBSs.
20VC: Sam Lessin on Why Bots Will Change Business & The Internet Has Mostly Failed
- ▶ 10:19 Sam Lessin Like, you know, I remember very distinctly the days of active buddy, um, and smarter child on aim, this whole pattern of, uh, websites and immersive experiences becoming messaging as the primary thing, and then messaging becoming bots.
20VC: Digg CEO, Gary Liu on The Rebirth Of Digg & The Evolution Of Content
- ▶ 0:32 Harry Stebbings And Gary joined Spotify from AOL, where he was the director of sales strategy and operations at Patch. 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 2:48 Gary Liu In, I left to join AOL to lead revenue operations and strategy at what is now the infamous patch.com.
- ▶ 5:33 Gary Liu The funny thing is, at all of these three companies that you mentioned, Google, AOL, and Spotify, I entered into those companies. 3 times in the scene
20 VC: David Tisch @ Box Group on The Future of Consumer Mobile, Developing Pattern Recognition and FOMO
- ▶ 2:16 David Tisch and so I've had an internet obsession, uh, I think from, you know, the day I got my first modem, which was a 2400 baud modem, um, and, and used AOL, and it sort of grew from there, and so AOL for me was this, this entryway into the…