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Published on: 2/20/2001
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And Michael Tanne of Xdegrees, Inc., maintained that peer-to-peer won't remain solely in unique applications, but will instead be woven into the fabric of the Internet, and used as appropriate.
And while a light desert rain fell outside, a closing panel on "Building Businesses" offered substantial practical advice from entrepreneurs and from last year's superstars, venture capitalists.By far the most entertaining speaker on the panel was Softbank Capital's Heidi Roizen, herself a former CEO, who gave solid advice on how startups can get themselves funded, even in the current climate."We are looking for ‘aspirins'," said Roizen, "rather than ‘vitamins'."Though we'll never see the breathtaking pace and lofty valuations of yesteryear, good companies can still get funded – if they solve important problems, rather than simply easing some minor pains.
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