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About
Hi - my name is Elias Bizannes, tweetfully known as @EliasBiz. I'm a director at venture capital firm Charles River Ventures. I'm also a scout for Angel List, board director of the DataPortability Project, instigator of the StartupBus, a loud-mouth for Australian tech and a fighter in the Baracustani Liberation Army. Sometimes I blog. Last seen in
Recent posts
- Defining success and its pursuit
- How to fundraise in the next six months
- Misinterpreting Kuznets
- The changing dynamics of news
- What is StartupHouse? It’s a rocket
- Why ICANN’s changes to TLD matter
- Snake oil role models and silicon valley’s ponzi scheme
- Everest syndrome is the biggest crime in our society
- The backstory on Silicon Beach and an Aussie Entourage
- Veokami is an awesome new concert video curating service
- There’s something about you turntable.fm
- I’ve left Vast.com; have joined CRV.com
- I’m a hustler baby
- The founder mythology’s impact on the talent crunch
- Minimum Viable Business
Recent comments
- Misinterpreting Kuznets « Elias Bizannes/blog on Capitalism, I protest thee
- Aussie founders in Silicon Valley on What is StartupHouse? It’s a rocket
- Liens vagabonds (9 sept) | Metamedia on The changing dynamics of news
- The changing dynamics of news « Elias Bizannes/blog on The makings of a media mogul: Michael Arrington of TechCrunch
- The changing dynamics of news « Elias Bizannes/blog on How to build a billion dollar company
- The changing dynamics of news « Elias Bizannes/blog on Why blogs are turning into newspapers and Quora is the future of journalism
- The changing dynamics of news « Elias Bizannes/blog on Thank you 2008, you finally gave New Media a name
- What is StartupHouse? It’s a rocket « Elias Bizannes/blog on The backstory on Silicon Beach and an Aussie Entourage
- How Oprah and Britney Kicked Guy Kawasaki’s Ass | Ernst-Jan Pfauth on The makings of a media mogul: Michael Arrington of TechCrunch
- The Australian cancer that will kill the Internet « Elias Bizannes/blog on The Rudd Filter
- The Australian cancer that will kill the Internet « Elias Bizannes/blog on Internet censorship in Australia
- The Australian cancer that will kill the Internet « Elias Bizannes/blog on Don’t cry for me, Argentina!
- The backstory on Silicon Beach and this Aussie Entourage « Elias Bizannes/blog on How to become a global innovation centre
- The backstory on Silicon Beach and this Aussie Entourage « Elias Bizannes/blog on The Rudd Filter
- The backstory on Silicon Beach and this Aussie Entourage « Elias Bizannes/blog on Silicon Beach Australia podcast #1
Themes I have covered
advertising analysis Athens attention attention economy Australia brand Business business model data DataPortability e-mail entrepreneur Europe facebook flickr future google Greece growth information Innovation Internet issue link mass media Myspace new media opportunity personal Privacy results rss search semantic web study Sydney Travel trends Twitter USA video web wiki wikipedia
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Categories
- Attention economy (30)
- Media (14)
- Blog (21)
- Business (20)
- climate-change (1)
- human nature (3)
- tech industry (1)
- DataPortability (45)
- business case (6)
- Open standards (3)
- Privacy (4)
- Innovation (19)
- Startupbus (5)
- venture (2)
- Internet (63)
- Conferences and people (2)
- enterprise (2)
- semantic web (4)
- social computing (20)
- Trends (17)
- Ubiquity (3)
- wizardsofoz (7)
- Life (1)
- mobile (1)
- Podcasts (1)
- Silicon Beach Australia (7)
- Silicon Valley (6)
- talent (2)
- Silicon Valley Foundry (1)
- StartupHouse (1)
- Society (1)
- Travel (23)
- Trip2005 (22)
