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Tony Fadell: Product Marketing Lessons I Learned from Steve Jobs | 20VC #884 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 6:20 Tony Fadell They were precursors to, you know, kind of the handhelds we have today, but they were like Palm pilots, these kinds of things. 2 times in the scene
20VC: Scaling to $122M ARR IPO with $6M in Net Burn, Olo. The Ultimate Journey of Capital Efficiency, What Worked, What Did Not Work and How Leaders Need To Reshape Thinking Around Resource and Attention Allocation
- ▶ 3:55 Noah Glass And when I moved here, I was one of those weird people in 2003 carrying around a Palm Pilot personal digital assistant.
20VC: How I Lost a $125M Deal with Yahoo by Being Too Honest, The M&A Meeting with Steve Jobs That Did Not Go Well and How U2's Bono Saved The Day For One Tech Startup with Ali Partovi, CEO @ Neo
- ▶ 24:52 Ali Partovi It was this app for Palm Pilots to zap money using infrared. 2 times in the scene
20VC: Deliveroo Founder Will Shu on The IPO This Year, The Rise of Quick Commerce and The Fierce Competition with Uber Eats
20VC: The Future of Subscription Media, Why Startups Need To Stop Blaming Facebook and Google & How Founders Should Think Through Customer Acquisition Channel Dependencies with Alex Mather, Founder & CEO @ The Athletic
- ▶ 3:23 Alex Mather Yeah, for me, I started as an engineer early on in my career, and kind of actually all goes back to the Palm Pilot. 2 times in the scene
20VC: Raising $105m in Just 13 Months Over 3 Separate Rounds, The 5 Core Ways VCs Can Add Value & How Founders Can and Should Fully Leverage Their Cap Table with Kurt Rathmann, Founder & CEO @ ScaleFactor
- ▶ 4:17 Kurt Rathmann And so hooking a QuickBooks desktop computer to a Palm pilot with a very expensive at the time, three G cell signal to try to make it remote and work that way was really the beginning of saying, Hey, there's an operational problem to solve…