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Avi Bryant, DabbleDB brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Sridhar Vembu, CEO, ZOHO brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Josh, Product Manager, Zazzle brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Phil Carpenter, VP Marketing, SimplyHired brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Shel Israel, Author, Naked Conversations brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Christopher and Thomas, ZoomR brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Tom Conrad, CTO, Pandora brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Mercora M at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Cozi at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Eluma at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

SolidStateNetworks at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

AdaptiveBlue at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

AddMe at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

eSnips at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

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HeyLetsGo at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Cuts at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

iBloks at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

SimpleStar at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

NanoLearning at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

SiteKreator at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

BeHere at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

UControl at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Jajah at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Cascada Mobile at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Tao Group at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Future of Mobile at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Flurry at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

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Mobile-Sphere, Joopz at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

3Jam at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

SportStatz at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

PhotoCrank at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

EyeSpot at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

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4info at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

ScanR at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

PixSense at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

RealEyes3D at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Zing at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

W5 Networks at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Violet at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

MVOX at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Moixa Energy at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Lirix at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Paul Jacobs, CEO, QualCOMM at DemoFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

VaporStream at DEMOFall 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

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David Wickersham, President and COO, Seagate brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Tim Draper, Founder, Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson brought to you bt HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Charles Hope, Co-founder, Blip.tv. Podcast brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Shaking the MoneyTree August 7, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Hanson Gifford, President, The Foundry Sept 7, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Joseph Sung, Founder, ExploreCommerce brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Lihong Qian, Dict.cn brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Shawn T Carolan, Managing Director, Menlo Ventures August 24, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Greg Gershman, CEO and Founder, BlogDigger August 21, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Sridhar Vembu, Zoho August 15, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Jason Lemkin, CEO, EchoSign August 15, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Clarence Wooten, Founder, CEO, CollectiveX August 15, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Ben Elowitz, CEO, WetPaint August 15, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Under The Radar Office 2.0 with Mike Arrington, TechCrunch August 15, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Sharra Chan comes from a family of accountants, wanted to do something different than the family profession and decided to major in Computer Science which she found fascinating. Several years later, destiny would present her with a different carrier option which she was trying to escape in the first place - Accounting. She would find herself knee deep navigating the wonderful and challenging the world of accounting but on the technology side.

Sharra Chan, 27, is the founder of Orange Door, delivering software as a service for small and medium size tax accounting firms, a 1.1 Billion Dollar market. Sarah says this market is grossly under-served at this time. Sharra makes an interesting case as to how the Accountants are forced to learn about IT, networking backup etc in order to run there business as they can't afford an IT person.

Orange Door,  Sharra's startup which she founded a few years ago, delivers full featured Tax Accounting Software as a service for SMB Tax Accounting Firms, allowing them to work and focus on the Business of Tax Accounting, instead of becoming IT experts and managing computer and local networks. All that a client would need is a simple browser to login and start working. Orange Door Inc has a small dedicated team of programmers and very experienced accountants and is rolling out it's closed beta product to a select few customers. So far Orange Door Inc. is boot strapped, but now they are looking for half a million dollar in seed funding.

SVASE Startup-U team in partnership with the  Plug & Play/Amidzad Ventures had a great event at Plug & Play, Sunnyvale campus. The event started a little late as the entrepreneurs didn't want to stop networking and most stayed for long after the event was over.

A great assortment of founders and VCs from pre-seed to post A round were in the room. The speakers included Saeed Amidi, Founding General Partner of Amidzad, Jim Simmons, Draper Richards, DC Cullinane, CEO, ThinkingVoice.

Saeed Amidi, a serial entrepreneur and a seasoned executive with over 23 years of experience in founding, operating, and growing successful companies, shared with the audience the story of the entrepreneurship and how he build his many ventures world wide. Saeed is a true entrepreneur at core and understand the difficulties and challenges faced by an entrepreneur while building a startup. At his venture Plug and Play, Saeed is making it easier for the entrepreneur to start new Startups in campus like energy filled environment.

Saeed also funds the entrepreneurs through Amidzad and also bringing in other venture partners to help make venture successful along with his operating experience. Saeed has been closely involved with more than twenty new emerging growth companies, of which 2 became public companies (PayPal (acquired by eBay) and Preview Systems). His investments include DoveBid, Crosslayer Networks, Paypal, Affinity Engines, Gabbly and Sigma Quest. For the past 23 years, he has chaired and spearheaded the operations and management of a number of the Amidi Group entities, growing the aggregate value of its assets under management to over $250M.

Jim Simmons is currently an Entrepreneur in Residence at  Draper Richards, an industry leading early stage venture capital firm in San Francisco.

Jim, who has experience as a senior marketing executive with sales, applications engineering, and operations experience at both start-up and established high technology firms and served as Vice President, Marketing and Sales for both Conductor and Superconductor Technologies (Nasdaq: SCON), shared pointers on how to build a successful hardware startup using newest tools and techniques. 

“Draper Richards is looking to fund entrepreneurs with the energy, vision, experience, and a burning desire to build great companies�, Jim said. Jim holds a BS with Honors in Applied Physics from California Institute of Technology and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

DC Cullinane who is a serial entrepreneur shared some of his CEO in the trenches stories. DC is widely known as a pioneer in the online performance based marketing arena. While at Impulse Buy, DC drove both the revenue share and pay per click relationships that Impulse Buy closed with its 400 merchants. In fact, the industries first pay per click deals were closed by DC back in 1998, at 50 cents per click. He continues to be a large advocate of performance based marketing and has invested in a number of start ups in the category.

Next Startup-U Event at this venue is schedules for Tuesday, October 17. This Startup-U event will feature Mike Lyons of Compass Ventures talking about VC Valuation Techniques!

SVASE Startup-U team in partnership with the  Plug & Play/Amidzad Ventures had a great event at Plug & Play, Sunnyvale campus. The event started a little late as the entrepreneurs didn't want to stop networking and most stayed for long after the event was over.

A great assortment of founders and VCs from pre-seed to post A round were in the room. The speakers included Saeed Amidi, Founding General Partner of Amidzad, Jim Simmons, Draper Richards, DC Cullinane, CEO, ThinkingVoice.

Saeed Amidi, a serial entrepreneur and a seasoned executive with over 23 years of experience in founding, operating, and growing successful companies, shared with the audience the story of the entrepreneurship and how he build his many ventures world wide. Saeed is a true entrepreneur at core and understand the difficulties and challenges faced by an entrepreneur while building a startup. At his venture Plug and Play, Saeed is making it easier for the entrepreneur to start new Startups in campus like energy filled environment.

Saeed also funds the entrepreneurs through Amidzad and also bringing in other venture partners to help make venture successful along with his operating experience. Saeed has been closely involved with more than twenty new emerging growth companies, of which 2 became public companies (PayPal (acquired by eBay) and Preview Systems). His investments include DoveBid, Crosslayer Networks, Paypal, Affinity Engines, Gabbly and Sigma Quest. For the past 23 years, he has chaired and spearheaded the operations and management of a number of the Amidi Group entities, growing the aggregate value of its assets under management to over $250M.

Jim Simmons is currently an Entrepreneur in Residence at  Draper Richards, an industry leading early stage venture capital firm in San Francisco.

Jim, who has experience as a senior marketing executive with sales, applications engineering, and operations experience at both start-up and established high technology firms and served as Vice President, Marketing and Sales for both Conductor and Superconductor Technologies (Nasdaq: SCON), shared pointers on how to build a successful hardware startup using newest tools and techniques. 

“Draper Richards is looking to fund entrepreneurs with the energy, vision, experience, and a burning desire to build great companies�, Jim said. Jim holds a BS with Honors in Applied Physics from California Institute of Technology and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

DC Cullinane who is a serial entrepreneur shared some of his CEO in the trenches stories. DC is widely known as a pioneer in the online performance based marketing arena. While at Impulse Buy, DC drove both the revenue share and pay per click relationships that Impulse Buy closed with its 400 merchants. In fact, the industries first pay per click deals were closed by DC back in 1998, at 50 cents per click. He continues to be a large advocate of performance based marketing and has invested in a number of start ups in the category.

Next Startup-U Event at this venue is schedules for Tuesday, October 17. This Startup-U event will feature Mike Lyons of Compass Ventures talking about VC Valuation Techniques!

Applying the Science of influence to Social Media - BuzzLogic

In the new Web 2.0 world, the conversations are taking place round the clock  � People are talking about you, about your company, about your products. One user expresses his or her opinion, and other people join the conversation and start blogging about the original post, mixing it with other blog posts and their own opinion. Soon the whole Blogosphere start to resonate and you, your company and your products are affected.

If you are a marketer or researcher in the Web 2.0 world, your job becomes very difficult, figuring out who is influencing whom? Who started the conversation? Who started the chain-reaction resulting in your product getting the spotlight or maybe getting trashed? How do you make sure that when people are blogging and creating original posts, that they are using the right information? Or atleast figure out after the fact what information sources were used and who influenced who and the whole sequence of events in the chronological order? Or when your product gets trashed, your companeis reputation is at stake, how do you determine what is being disliked? What needs to be fixed? What changes you need to make to your product in order to make it likable.... the list goes on.

Enters BuzzLogic � applying the science of influence to Social Media - answering many on these questions and demystifying the Blogosphere.

I sat down and had a very interesting converstation with the Steve Reoberts ( ex Technorati.com ) who is currently heading BizDev at BuzzLogic. BuzzLogic has created some cool technology which allows you to slice & dice, analyze, research and map the conversations & their underlying relationship. In the process you may discover what your users are finding interesting, what is getting popular in the blogsphere and what the influencers ( bloggers ) are finding interesting (or repelling) about your product and services.

Ben Casnocha, Founder, Comcate brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Ben Casnocha started his entrepreneurial endeavors at the age of 12, while being in 6th grade. he's now 18 and is the founder of ComCate, a company that provides tools to local governments to interact with their customers. In the following podcast Ben talks to Vic about his journey so far and where he is headed in the realms of entrepreneurship. Ben is currently on a one year break before college, which he is utilizing to travel the world and write his book.

Clint Chao and Marie Alexander, Startup University Part 2 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Clint Chao, General Partner at Formative Ventures. Formative Ventures invest in technology and communications industry startups. Their investments include InnoCOMM Wireless, IP Infusion, Marketocracy, OpenCountry, Pyxis Technology, Silicon Clocks, Zyray Wireless. Based in Menlo Park, CA, Formative Ventures invest in early stage startups.

Marie Alexander, President and CEO, Quova. Quova is the authority on IP Intelligence and the leading provider of IP geolocation data and services to online businesses. Quova's patented technology provides the geographic location of website visitors in real time, enabling businesses to detect fraud, manage digital rights, target content, conduct site analysis and ensure regulatory compliance.

Quova’s customers and partners include such industry leaders as Major League Baseball Advanced Media, BBC, Bell Canada, Cisco Systems, Coremetrics, Corillian, PassMark, Bankinter, Globo, Times Online and Sky Sports. A privately owned company with investments from Mobius Venture Capital, IDG Ventures, Nexus Group and Schoffstall Ventures.

Clint Chao and Marie Alexander shared their experiences and ideas about Finding and Building a Core Startup Team for Startups, at the SVASE STARTUP UNIVERSITY, San Francisco event, held on August 10^th, 2006.

Clint Chao and Marie Alexander, Startup University Part 1 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.
Clint Chao, General Partner at Formative Ventures. Formative Ventures invest in technology and communications industry startups. Their investments include InnoCOMM Wireless, IP Infusion, Marketocracy, OpenCountry, Pyxis Technology, Silicon Clocks, Zyray Wireless. Based in Menlo Park, CA, Formative Ventures invest in early stage startups.

Marie Alexander, President and CEO, Quova. Quova is the authority on IP Intelligence and the leading provider of IP geolocation data and services to online businesses. Quova's patented technology provides the geographic location of website visitors in real time, enabling businesses to detect fraud, manage digital rights, target content, conduct site analysis and ensure regulatory compliance.

Quova’s customers and partners include such industry leaders as Major League Baseball Advanced Media, BBC, Bell Canada, Cisco Systems, Coremetrics, Corillian, PassMark, Bankinter, Globo, Times Online and Sky Sports. A privately owned company with investments from Mobius Venture Capital, IDG Ventures, Nexus Group and Schoffstall Ventures.

Clint Chao and Marie Alexander shared their experiences and ideas about Finding and Building a Core Startup Team for Startups, at the SVASE STARTUP UNIVERSITY, San Francisco event, held on August 10^th, 2006.

Christopher Hollenbeck, Managing Director, Granite Ventures August 10, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Chris Hollenbeck is a founding member of the Granite Ventures team. He joined Granite after serving as Vice President of Hambrecht & Quist’s Venture Capital department, and focuses his investments in software. In addition to software applications, Chris is also interested in companies that capitalize on the current digital content explosion – from voice and video to consumer entertainment – and next-generation software infrastructure technologies.

In this podcast Chris talks about Granite Ventures, the investments they find interesting, his background in investing and some of the deals he has been involved with.

Matt Sanchez, CEO and cofounder, VideoEgg August 9, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Brian Walsh, Founder and CEO, CastFire August 9, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Brian Solis, President, FutureWorks August 9, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

David Ulevitch, CEO and Founder, OpenDNS August 9, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Ivan Koon, CEO, YouSendIt August 9, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Puneet Gupta, CEO, ConnectBeam August 9, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

SVASE Raising Capital For Early Stage Tech Companies, Definitive Crash Course August 3, 2006 Part 2 brought to you by http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

SVASE Raising Capital For Early Stage Tech Companies, Definitive Crash Course August 3, 2006 Part 1 brought to you by http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Bob Sutton, Professor, Institute of Design at Stanford 25 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Marten Mickos, CEO, MySQL at AlwaysOn brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

 Gordon Gould, CEO, ThisNext at AlwaysOn 27 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Mark Organ, CEO, Eloqua Corporation at AlwaysOn 26 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com. Vic spoke with Mark about Eloqua and their concept.

Greg Pierson, President, CEO and founder, Iovation 26 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com. Vic had a conversation with Greg about iovation and what it is they do.

Peter Norvig, Engineering Search and Quality Director, Google 27 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Dr Usama Fayyad, Chief Data Officer and Senior Vice President, Yahoo at AlwaysOn 27 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com. Vic had a conversation with Dr. Usama Fayyad about search and Yahoo's outlook on the search space.

Deborah Magid, IBM Director, SWG Alliances and Venture Capital Group Partner at AlwaysOn 27 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com. Vic sat down wit Deborah and talke dto her about the IBM Venture Capital Group.

Irving Wladawsky-Berger, VP, Technical Strategy and Innovation, IBM at AlwaysOn 27 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com. This is a conversation Vic had with Irving about innovation.

Tony Perkins, Creator & Editor in Chief, AlwaysOn; Creator & Editor in Chief, Red Herring 25 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

David Goldberg, Head of Music, Yahoo! at AlwaysOn Stanford Summit 26 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

Gil Penchina, CEO, Wikia at AlwaysOn Stanford Summit 26 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Alex Welch, Founder, CEO, PhotoBucket at AlwaysOn Stanford Summit 26 July, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Andrew Martinez-Fonts, Product Manager, Prosper July 12, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

David Snider, Co-Founder, Boompa July 12, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Jeff Zwelling, President and Founder, EchoSign, July 12, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSIliconValley.com

Jakob Snilsberg, VP, Jajah July 12, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Mark Towfiq, VP, Flock July 11, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Jessica Hardwick, CEO, Founder, SwapThing July 11, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Chris Gill, President and CEO, SVASE at First Impressions July 10, 2006 powered by HotFromSiliconValley.com

Lauren Elliott, Founder, Third Rock Mining at First Impressions July 10, 2006 powered by Hot From Silicon Valley (http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com)

Don Levy, CEO, SkyWi at First Impressions July 10, 2006 SVASE event powered by HotFromSiliconValley.com.

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Chris Yeh, Director, Symponiq, June 2006 brought o you by Hot From Silicon Valley (http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com).

Steven Horowitz, Sr Creative Media Technologist, Yahoo! brought to you Hot From Silicon Valley (http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com/)

Dalton Caldwell, CEO, Founder, imeem at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Peter Pezaris, Multiply.com at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to yo by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Seth Socolow, CEO, Founder, TellingStories at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Laurent Kratz and Pierre Gerard, Jamendo at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Alexander Haislip, Senior Writer, Venture Capital, Journal and Private Equity Week at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Sean Wise, Wise Mentor Capital at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Paul Berry, Amiglia at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Walter Higgins, Sxoop Technologies at Under the Radar June 14, 2006 brought to you by Hot From Silicon Valley http://hotfromsiliconvalley.com

Rodrigo A. Sepulveda Schulz, CEO, Vpod tv at Under the Radar June 14, 2006

Andrew Erlichson and Mark Heinrich, Phanfare at Under the Radar June 14, 2006

John Girard, CEO, Clickability at the Under the Radar event June 14, 2006

Ian McCarthy, VP, Orb at Under the Radar Event June 14, 2006.

Kai Shih at the Techdirt GreenHouse Event at PlugandPlay 10th June, 2006

Michael Masnick, Techdirt at Techdirt GreenHouse Event 10th June, 2006

 Byron Dumbrill, Director Product Management, Jumpcut.com at the TechDirt GreenHouse Event 10th June, 2006.

Kevin Efrusy, General Partner, Accel Partners at the TechDirt GreenHouse Event 10th June, 2006

 Brian McConnell Founder Radiohandi.com at PlugandPlay 6th June, 2006

Jeff Clavier, SoftTech VC at Under the Radar super-secret meeting 7th June, 2006

Chase Norlin, Founder, Pixsy.com at Under the Radar super-secret event 7th June, 2006

Saeed Amidi, Principal, General Founding Partner, Amidzad at Plug and Play Investor Forum 6th June, 2006 brought to you by HotFromSiliconValley.com

SVASE Main Event, 1st June, 2006: Anthony Townsend, Research Director, Institute for the Future.

Ed Fish Sr VP, General Manager, AOL at IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

Sean Wise Moderator at IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

Tom Hale, SVP and General Manager, Adobe at IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

Greg Isaacs, Director, eBay Developers Program, eBay at IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

David Lawee, Principal, Corporate Development, Google at IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

Cliff Reeves_General Manager_Platform Strategy_Microsoft_IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

Keith Nilsson VP, Corporate Development, Yahoo! at IBDNetwork Dealmaker Forum 24 May, 2006

SVASE Startup-U Ram Sriram, Go to Market Strategies 23rd May, 2006

SVASE Startup-U: Jason Pressman, Shasta Ventures, 23rd May, 2006

Geoffrey Yang, Managing Director, Redpoint Ventures at Churchill Club Event 22nd May, 2006

Sam Colella, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Versant Ventures Churchill Club Event 22nd May, 2006

TiECon 2006: A.G.Karunakaran, President GDA Technologies May 13th, 2006

TiECon 2006: Khalid Shaikh, CTO YouSendIt May 13th, 2006.

TiECon 2006: Mateen Syed, Operations Chair, TiECon Silicon Valley May 13th, 2006.

TiECon 2006: Vish Mishra, Sr.Venture Partner Clearstone Ventures May 13th, 2006

TiECon 2006: Shell Talati, Co-founder, VP Product Marketing, TheMintPages.com May 13th, 2006.

TiECon 2006: Vamsee Tirukkala, Executive Vice President, Zinnov.com May 13th, 2006

HotFromSiliconValley.com: TiECon 2006: Vic talks with Raj Jaswa Director, TiE Silicon Valley May 13th, 2006.

HotFromSiliconValley.com Presents: TiECon 2006, Vic talks with Mitchell Levy CEO of HappyAbout.info and Author May 13th, 2006.

HotFromSiliconValley.com Presents: TiECon 2006, Vic talks with Seshan Rammohan from TiECon May 13th, 2006

HotFromSiliconValley.com Presents: TiECon 2006, Vic talks with Rajiv Taori from Oracle May 13th, 2006

HotFromSiliconValley.com Presents: TiECon 2006: Vic talks with Nayan Patel, International Product Manager at Google May 13 2006.

HotfromSiliconValley.com Presents: TiECon 2006: Vic talks with Rohit Chandra, Serial Entrepreneur May 12th 2006. Rohit Chandra is back from retirement.

HotfromSiliconValleyPresents: TiECon 2006 Vic talks with Vani Kola 12th May, 2006. Vani Kola is the TiECon Convener.

HotfromSiliconValley.com Presents: TiECon 2006: Vic Talks with Aaron Winters from AIESEC, 11th May, 2006.

HotfromSiliconValley Presents: TiECon 2006: Talk with Raj Bhakta - Politician, Entrepreneur. May 11th, 2006.

HotfromSiliconValley.com presents:TiECon 2006, Vic talks with Raju Malhotra of Microsoft 11th May, 2006.