From Friday's "Venture" email:
1. In Russia, startups need angels, not bodyguards — and now they may get them
2. Game maker Richard Garriott spent $30M going into space, wins $28M jury award after being fired
3. Entrepreneurs: Unlearn your MBA!
4. Y Combinator’s Paul Graham: Say goodbye to traditional venture rounds
From Friday's "Tech" email:
1. Dave McClure Files For $30 Million Venture Fund: 500 Startups
2. China’s Focus Media Sells Internet Division Allyes To Silver Lake For $124 Million
3. No Facebook IPO Before 2012, Probably
4. Panasonic Buying Out Solar Tech and Rechargeable Battery Makers
5. Google CEO Announces Zynga Partnership
From Friday's "Content" email:
1. Forbes’ True/Slant Prepares To Sign Off [Rewind: May: Forbes Acquires Freelance Journalism Site TrueSlant]
2. Confirmed: Zynga Raises $150 Million From Softbank
3. QuinStreet Follows Up Insure.com Purchase By Buying Insurance.com
From Friday's "Silicon" email:
1. Introducing TurningArt, The Netflix For Artwork
2. JACKPOT FOR ZYNGA: Congress Wants To Legalize Online Gambling
3. Why New York Will Challenge The Valley for Consumer Internet Supremacy
Plus, Xtreme macro economic headlines from Friday's "Money" email:
1. 21 Reasons Why The So-Called Recovery Is A Joke For Most Americans
2. 10 Companies Making A Killing After Laying Off Their Employees
3. Niall Ferguson: Empires Fall Abruptly, And The American Empire Is On The Brink
4. Krugman: Here Are 3 Charts For Anyone Who Thinks The Economy Isn't Terrible
5. Just A Reminder Of How Much Deleveraging Households Still Have To Do
6. Deutsche Bank: If The Bush Tax Cuts Go, Then The Recovery Is Dead In 2011
7. The New Message From The Fed: WE ARE JAPAN
8. Joseph Stiglitz: We're Probably Going To Have To Bail Out The Banks Again
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