Agile VC
MARCH 13, 2012
CEO Scott Thompson alluded to their plan a couple weeks ago but the IP lawsuit itself was only official late afternoon yesterday (and now public). ’s claims of IP infringement or offer a litigator’s perspective of Yahoo! Thompson reportedly dealt with this IP lawsuit personally along with Yahoo!’s link] Harry.
A Crowded Space
OCTOBER 3, 2018
I remember when I made that first flight out to San Francisco from Boston to meet the team in 2004, the company was down to its last $20K in the bank. And one time, I personally got served with a claim that a freelancer had stolen IP and we were being sued for ~$60k.
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David Cohen
MARCH 30, 2020
One in 2004 and one in 2006. Other startups will fail, and you can acquire their talent, their IP, their customer bases for cheap. The financial markets quickly gave up more than a trillion dollars. Travel, insurance, and similar industries took huge hits. Sudden change. I started more new companies. One worked, one didn’t.
Hearpreneur
OCTOBER 10, 2018
Ran reports through a IP lawyer, they were all taken or didn’t sound good. Peacock didn’t sound as good but Conure another name for parakeet sounded good and passed the IP/trademark test. It was 2004 and my wife and I were in New York. Thanks to, Conure, LLC ! Thanks to Vonnie Woodrick, i understand ! #26-
Hearpreneur
SEPTEMBER 15, 2017
When I decided to quit the corporate world and build my company in 2004, I saw very few companies focused on helping SMB with digital marketing services. an international voice over IP company, was sold to Yahoo! The company provided marketing services like strategy, advertisement, research to businesses. Here’s a bit of history.
David Teten
MAY 16, 2011
Chernesky was Cofounder, President and Chief Operating Officer of IPotential, where he brokered patent sales transactions, developed and managed patent licensing programs and completed complex IP consulting projects.
Both Sides of the Table
JULY 10, 2010
He said that there remains a very healthy market for “data oriented&# software companies because the world is moving more toward measurability and software companies with differentiated IP often get a premium in the market. Founded by Matt Rutledge in 2004 and based in Dallas. Acquired by Amazon for $110m. TechCrunch.
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