Thursday, September 29, 2005
Michael Moritz, a general partner at Sequoia Capital, and one of the most famous venture capitalists in the world, is chatting with Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, an anchor at CNBC, about the dynamism of China and India. He is smitten with the...
Michael Moritz, a general partner at Sequoia Capital, and one of the most famous venture capitalists in the world, is chatting with Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, an anchor at CNBC, about the dynamism of China and India. He is smitten with the entrepreneurial vigor of East and South Asian technologists. By contrast, he likens the United States to the sclerotic Great Britain of his youth (Moritz is Welsh) - that is, a country that is simultaneously lazy, complacent, over-extended, and poorly structured to create new technologies and businesses. He is alarming the audience here at ETC: I just heard him talk about "inevitable decline."
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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On another topic: nice job on the "from the editor" in the recent hard-copy of Technology Review.
Was it ironic that this coincided with the cover piece titled "The Internet Is Broken"?
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On another topic: nice job on the "from the editor" in the recent hard-copy of Technology Review.
Was it ironic that this coincided with the cover piece titled "The Internet Is Broken"?
12/21/2005
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