Steve Case
14 statements across 2 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Apr 3, 2017 by Steve Case · said 9 times in 3 episodes since 2020 · across every show →
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Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017 positive
Steve Case: The killer app of the internet was always community
“We always believed that the killer app of the internet was people. Some thought it would be content, particularly the media companies. Some thought it would be commerce, particularly the retail companies. We thought content and commerce would be important, but…”
Apr 3, 2017
Steve Case: AOL 1996 23-Hour Outage Became Major National News
“I think the year was 1996, and we had moved to unlimited pricing, and we had system problems, or our system actually was down for 23 hours, nobody could log in, and it was a national news story. It led the network TV news, was the lead article in most newspape…”
Apr 3, 2017
Steve Case: 'You've Got Mail' was recorded overnight on a cassette tape
“A woman there basically said, well, my husband does voiceover kind of thing, so he'd be happy to tape some messages, and so I, you know, got my little pen down, little post-it note, and wrote a bunch of different things, like, you've got mail, and that guy, El…”
Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017
Case: Apple paid millions to buy out brand license, prompting AOL rebrand
“It was, I think, the first time Apple licensed their brand to another company, and indeed, not long after, within the first year of launching the Apple Inc. Service, Apple basically decided they didn't like the idea of, you know, they wish they hadn't licensed…”
Dec 19, 2024
Case: Tech success has shifted from product building to navigating regulation
“And the early days was, can you build it? Now it's really much more, can you commercialize it? Can you break through. And for a growing number of companies, also, can you navigate some of the policy challenges, some of the regulatory issues in areas like healt…”
Dec 19, 2024
Dec 19, 2024 positive
Case: Rise of the Rest Has Invested in 200 Companies Across 100 Cities
“And we started this effort a decade ago when we launched Rise of the Rest, started doing, you know, bus tours around the country, then launched investment fund, which made now 200 investments in a hundred different, different cities in what we call Rise of the…”
Dec 19, 2024
Case: In 1985, fewer than a dozen VC firms backed startups
“In the early days when we got started, and AOL was started, as you mentioned, in 1985, it was really, can you raise the money to get launched? And not that many people could. It was, there was only a handful of maybe less than a dozen venture capitalists back …”
Dec 19, 2024
Dec 19, 2024
Case: College services must sell to guilty parents, not cash-poor students
“You can't really sell to the students, because they don't have much money, and they prioritize beer. You have to sell to the parents who are missing their kids, love their kids, and maybe feeling a little guilty about, you know, things”