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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close June 30 – July 7, 2007 173 stories · Vol. 07 · Catalogue 27 · Issue 188 Get it by email ↓
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Traf-O-Data -- Bill Gates's Y Combinator Startup

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Business 31 stories

  1. Traf-O-Data -- Bill Gates's Y Combinator Startup

  2. Xobni (YC company) mentioned in CNNMoney|Business2.0

  3. The Pmarca Guide to Startups, Part 6: How much funding is too little? Too much?

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  1. Dilbert on Venture Capital

  2. My experiment gone startup...

  3. How much should startups charge?

  4. My startup is still not popular, but cloned already :) 欢迎到中国

Sports 8 stories

  1. Applications Open for Winter 2008 YC Funding

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  1. Justin.tv does baseball

  2. Developers cooling on Windows desktop, study finds (Shift away from Windows began two years ago, now accelerating)

  3. Lisp:Good News Bad News How to Win Big

Technology 117 stories

  1. New: Code in comments (plus a bit of Arc)

  2. Richard Feynman and The Connection Machine

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  1. On the Tenacity of Internet Explorer 6

  2. Web2.0 described in two sentences

  3. Don't Waste Your Time With Guy Kawasaki

  4. How Apple Will Use The iPhone To Take Over The Wireless Industry (by making the network provider irrelevant)

  5. Why Good Developers are Promoted into Unhappiness

Entertainment 6 stories

  1. Fake Steve Jobs: The music industry has finally figured out what we're doing

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  1. Chime.TV (My tv/joost-like video startup just launched)

  2. Zoho Launches Facebook Apps: Web Office Meets the Young (Writer, Sheet, and Show)

  3. Jeremy Liew: "Four factors determine how much a Facebook app is worth"

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