Podcasts as Innovation Journalism - investments
Paul Matteucci, Partner at US Venture Partners explains why he invested $5.5M in Podtech, an Innovation Journalism startup.
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Thursday, April 06, 2006
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Views in this blog are not necessarily shared by my employer. Twitter: @jansandred. Currently I'm Program Director at VINNOVA, Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems, and also PR and Marketing Commissioner at The Competitiveness Institute - TCI. 2004 Innovation Journalism Fellow and Business Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle 2005 Senior Consultant at Grey Communications Europe. 1994 to 1999 member of the Board of Directors, Talentum Sweden AB. I have done reference documentation for World Wide Web Consortium and have written several books on IT, the latest being "Managing Open Source Projects" (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., in Japanese at Ohmsha, Ltd.). I have a M.Sc. in IT and Mathematics from Uppsala University, a degree in Chemistry, as well as a degree in Journalism. I frequently speak at and chair seminars and conferences and have appeared as a guest commentator on Swedish TV2 news program Rapport and News TV4. I also have a Master’s Certificate and is President of the Chamber Choir of Uppsala Cathedral.
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- Podcasts as Innovation Journalism
- Another blog (well, sort of)
- Other bloggers on the conference - so far
- More panelists
- Discussing the future of innovation journalism
- The panelist at the conference
- The panel
- Vint Cerf opening the conference
- Barbro Osher
- Third conference on Innovation Journalism at Stanf...
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