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Things are a changing .. @mosfreshmedia: RT Writing on the wall for Oz VCs yarns.ps/udmNxj via @zdnetaustralia
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Human Brain Is Limiting Global Data Growth, Say Computer Scientists technologyreview.com/blog/ar…
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Watch a @marketscoutau case study about Heroku & big data at #Cloudbeat today at 1:55 PST cot.ag/tGmyQC
Bain Capital seeks to cash out of LinkedIn afr.com/eom/SysConfig/WebPor…
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MarketScout helps businesses harness data to drive decision-making . bit.ly/slrmdQ
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Cloudbeat 2011 to feature MarketScout and profile our 'cloud' leverage strategy. bit.ly/nBxMC1 @VentureBeat
Great legal overview of BigData issues at Strata jumpstart. Parallels with Mosaic theory in finance. livestre.am/12KY4
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The data knows it all! RT @rickross10: Data Analytics: Crunching the Future buswk.co/puRDBR << (Business Week online)
*MarketScout the next iteration (or the one after) of data.com* p.ost.im/p/eLVWea via @benkepes
When ppl use computer networking to make things cheap, this is a losing game for everybody. It is not sustainable. is.gd/qojTsJ
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Computational Linguist Internship? - Hack our projects, contracts, and business leaders data-graph to build genomes!!! bit.ly/q2UpgO
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Genome inspired, Australian market structure visualisation bit.ly/qgq0WN
'12 Startups With Skyrocketing Valuations' businessinsider.com/the-bill… ... somehow this morning this topic has gripped me. Lets track this portfolio
Dropbox. 'might make $100m Revenue' businessinsider.com/dropbox-… and 'chose investors at $5b val' techcrunch.com/2011/08/13/dr…. Lets check back in 1 yr.
Twitter forecast $1.5b rev, $111m income for FY13 in '09. nyti.ms/oDKwsb.
Why invest $800m @ 80x Rev in FY11? on.ft.com/nhHvgl
Twitter's $8b val (80x rev mind you) & 'Venture capital mood cools in Silicon Valley'...can't believe ppl r surprised on.ft.com/nhHvgl
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The data revolution is changing the landscape of business | The Economist economist.com/node/18741392



