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Tech Entrepreneurship Summit at Stanford opens

{mosimage}Tony Perkins opened the 2008 Summit at Stanford 6pm 7/22/08 with remarks about the economy, politics, and entrepreneurial environment.  KPMG presented their analysis of the AlwaysOn top 250 Companies, including information on tech M&A over the past few years.

Jack Dorsey from Twitter showed up to accept the award as selection as the #1 startup out of the AO 250.  He shared some more details about the Berkeley Journalism student who was freed from a jail in Egypt by the Twitter community. There was a lot of twittering going on throughout the conference, as attendees posted to Twitter; and exchanged notes while watching the conference live webcast feed.

Bill Gurley of Benchmark Capital is conducting a panel on “Big Media’s Comeback” featuring Albert Cheng EVP Digital Networks at ABC-Disney, John Edwards CEO of Move Networks, Thomas Lesinksi President of Paramount Digital Entertainment, Michael Montgomery President of Montgomery & Co, and Todd Teresi SVP Yahoo!. Tom Lesinksi is explaining how Hollywood’s 50-year old business model, being very lucrative, are difficult to disrupt.

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Entrepreneurial summit extraordinaire: The Summit at Stanford, put on by Always On

Tony Perkins of Red Herring Magazine fame, is putting on a conference for startups and vc’s like no other next week.

It’s called “Summit at Stanford “.  Google, Salesforce.com, Skype, YouTube, Blue Lithium and Quigo all presented in past years while they were still privately held startups.

We’ll be there door-to-door next week, attending every session and always lurking in the hallways.  We’ll be reporting here on The Bell Letter Blog about particularly interesting startups, sectors, and trends from the conference.

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