PR Newswire. United Business. David Levin. John Botts. Ninan Chacko. Industrial Web Search. Industrial Web Solutions. Accurate Imaging. WebVisible. Ronald Burr. Ronald Terry Burr (born September 30, 1964) is an American Internet and media entrepreneur, based in Los Angeles, CA.
He is the holder of nine internet patents[1] and the co-founder and original chief executive officer of NetZero. During his career he has created over $1 Billion in value for shareholders.[2] Early in his career Burr developed software applications which are used by IBM, Verizon Wireless, and Sempra Energy.
Burr is often a guest speaker at industry conferences [3] and was named by InfoWorld as one of the Top 50 IT executives at xSP’s, by Interactive Week as one of the 25 Top Unsung Hero's of the Net and was a finalist for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year award[4] Biography[edit] Early life[edit] In 1983, Burr landed a position at Vault Corporation, an early pioneer in the software industry and creators of the Prolok Disk (US patent 4,785,361).[5] Burr eventually became Vice President of Software Development.[6]
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Clint Page is CEO of Dotster.com, a leading Internet services company that is authorized to provide .tel domains at Dotster.com. Online Social Networking: Bane or Boon for Job Seekers? CareerAdvice (CA): Social networking is not a new phenomenon, but the addition of online networking has opened up a huge new area – which tends to be used mostly by the younger generation. Brian Unruh. eNom. BulkRegister. Demand Media. Richard Rosenblatt. Richard co-founded Demand Media in May 2006, and currently serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
With an intense focus on the consumer, and recognized as a champion for innovation in the media industry, he passionately leads Demand Media in its mission to publish what the world wants to know and share. Richard holds a unique vision for the future of online media and was featured in Fortune’s “The 50 Smartest People in Tech” as runner-up for “Smartest CEO” behind Apple’s Steve Jobs. Interview. Goldman Sachs. OAK Investment. Bandel Carano. Fred Harman. Fredric W.
Harman, Managing Partner, joined Oak Investment Partners as a General Partner in 1994. Fred’s primary investment focus is on Consumer Internet and Internet New Media. Fred is currently on the Boards of Aspect Software, Connexus Corporation Demand Media, Federated Media, FRS, Knowledge Networks, Limelight Networks, RazorGator, Rearden Commerce, Reunion.com, Shop.com, Sutherland Global Services, and U.S. Auto Parts. Fred has also led investments in aQuantive (acquired by Microsoft), Allyes (acquired by Focus Media), Campus Pipeline (acquired by SCT), Fastclick (acquired by ValueClick), Captura (acquired by Concur), Cobalt, Exodus, ILOG, IMS (acquired by Celestica) Inktomi, Pivotal, Primus Knowledge Solutions, Qpass (acquired by Amdocs), Quintus (acquired by Avaya), Sanmina/SCI, SportsGG and SPSS.
Prior to Oak, Fred worked for seven years with Morgan Stanley’s Venture Capital Group where he was a General Partner. Recent Milestones. Spectrum. Michael Blend. MySpace. Owen Van Natta. Tom Anderson. One San Francisco. Dotteler. Igodottel. Dottel Name. Dottel TV. Tel Wings. Domain Bank. Name. Tel Fu. One San Francisco. Ms Dot Tel. Dot Earth. Online NIC.