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- Adconion Media Group Bolsters Financial Prowess by Adding FD All-Star Robert Dighero to the Board
- AllThingsD: Readmill Aims to Make Digital Reading Social
- BBC London News at 10: David Cameron visits Silicon Roundabout
- BBC London News [vid]: [Burbidge] Budget coverage
- BBC News [vid]: [Burbidge] Our Economy: The BBC London Debate
- BBC News: [Adzuna] Using the internet to buy a home
- Bloomberg News [vid]: [Burbidge] “Steve Jobs’s Legacy, Apple Outlook”
- Bloomberg News [vid]: [Burbidge] Facebook IPO Not Rush for Cash
- Bloomberg TV: Stefan Glaenzer: “MSFT acquisition of Skype ‘great for European ecosystem’.”
- Business Insider: Get To Know The Startups In London’s Tech City
- CNBC: [Duedil] Welcome to the reputation economy
- DailyMail: The female only Facebook?
- Financial Times: Investment funds in venture capital twist
- Financial Times: My Liquidity Moment: Robert Dighero
- Forbes: Tech Investors Get Pumped Up In London
- FT TechHub: David Cameron returns to Silicon Roundabout,…
- GigaOm: Can Adzuna’s job search brighten British classifieds?
- GigaOm: Is photo app EyeEm taking on mission impossible?
- GigaOm: Readmill goes public: Is the future of books social?
- GigaOm: Tripbirds is gorgeous, but can social travel fly?
- GigaOm: Why Pusher wants to help you build the real-time web
- GigaOm: [Adzuna] How startups can hack the PR machine
- GigaOm: [EyeEm] Did Facebook just throw Instagram’s rivals a lifeline?
- GigaOm: [Readmill] Is making books social a good thing or a bad thing?
- GQ Digital Life: F.ounders – The conference that’s ‘Davos for Geeks’
- Growing Business: The ‘Super Angel’ investment phenomenon
- Guardian Awards for Digital Innovation 2012 shortlist: Duedil x2
- ITV unveils new 24 hour rolling news site [Pusher]
- Mashable: [EyeEm] 3 New Mobile Apps Offering a Twist on the Expected
- Mendeley winner of Science|Business Innovation Board Academic Enterprise (ACES) Award
- Mendeley, Picklive, Readmill, Smarkets in The Telegraph: Start-Up 100
- NBC affiliate WSAV [vid]: partnership between “Flattr” and SocialVest
- New Media Age: [wireWAX] Tommy Hilfiger finds Facebook generates most views for clickable videos
- NIKE LOOKBOOKS [wireWAX]
- NYTimes: The U.K. Gets a $60 Million Early Stage Fund
- Passion Capital Launches: New ECF Will Support and Accelerate Early-Stage Executional Excellence and Ambition
- Reuters: UK looks to tech for economic growth
- RWW: [EyeEm] The Future of Photo-Sharing Apps
- Sky News [vid]: [GoSquared] Internet Growth: Can It Save UK Economy?
- Stefan Glaenzer keynotes Startup Week 2011 (Vienna, Austria)
- tech.li: The 10 VCs Every Startup Should Follow
- TechCrunch Europe: Passion Capital emerges from White Bear Yard with $60 million fund to seed startups
- TechCrunch Europe: Smarkets raises a $1 million funding round led by Passion Capital
- TechCrunch Europe: Smart: Adzuna’s search engine connects job ads to your contacts in the companies
- TechCrunch Europe: wireWAX wires up a $500k investment from Passion Capital
- TechCrunch: Accel, SV Angel, Y Combinator [and Passion Capital] Put $1.5M In Online Bank Payments Platform GoCardless
- TechCrunch: Adzuna raises new funding to makes job ads fully social
- TechCrunch: Bonfire comes back from grave, so get IM-ing on Twitter
- TechCrunch: Duedil secures a second round of angel investment
- TechCrunch: EYE’EM app picks up the pace
- TechCrunch: EyeEm’s Camera App Is A Beautiful New Interface For Photography
- TechCrunch: Luluvise And Badoo Talk Social Discover Apps At London Web Summit [TCTV]
- TechCrunch: Luluvise Gets Funding To Monetise ‘Girl Time’
- TechCrunch: Luluvise goes live…
- TechCrunch: Pusher awarded Best Tool for Startups at The Europas Awards
- TechCrunch: Pusher Raises $1M From Heroku Founders And More To Bring Realtime Tech To Your Apps
- TechCrunch: Tripbirds Picks Up $740k From Path’s Dave Morin, Others
- TechCrunch: Voting in The Europas Awards
- Telegraph: The 100 most influential technology investors in Europe
- Telegraph: [Adzuna] Olympic pay reaches gold standard
- The Independent: Budget 2012 The Champagne flows in the city
- The Independent: Hot Gossip: The rise of Luluvise
- The Sun: [Adzuna] The best spots to find a job in the UK — and the worst — have been revealed in a study.
- The Sunday Times: Tech Track 100 Ones to Recognise award 2011
- The TechCrunch Europas 2010: The Winners and Finalists
- The Washington Post with Bloomberg Business: Burbidge Says Cook `More Than Capable’ of Leading Apple
- TheNextWeb: Adzuna launches ‘Friend Map’
- TheNextWeb: Bonfire chat extension makes Twitter feel…
- TheNextWeb: Flattr brings micropayments to conferences, lets you ‘tip a dime’ to your favorite speaker
- TheNextWeb: Nike taps wireWAX’s taggable ‘hotspot’ technology
- TheNextWeb: Photo sharing app EyeEm launches an API
- TheNextWeb: Social travel site Tripbirds debuts
- TheNextWeb: White Bear Yard launches $60m investment fund for early stage European startups
- TheNextWeb: [EyeEm] Why Berlin is home to a new generation of beautiful apps
- Totally Gaming Awards 2012: Picklive (finalist)
- VentureBeat: Dude, you’re not a lady! Luluvise launches
- VentureBeat: Luluvise lands $1 million for “girl time, all the time”
- VentureBeat: The U.K. gets a $60 million early stage fund
- White Bear Yard hosts Pearson Plug and Play Roundtable discussion
- Wired Japan: Mendeley
- Wired: Q&A: Peter Sunde on how to Flattr content creators
- Wired: [Smarkets] Crowding out the bookie
- WSJ: Creating a Rich Social Experience Around eBooks
- WSJ: Readmill’s About to Make Reading More Social
- WSJ: The Prince and the Entrepreneurs
- WSJ: U.K. Prime Minister Celebrates Tech City
- WSJ: U.K. Tech Broadly Welcomes Osborne Budget
- WSJ: What U.K. Tech Wants From The Budget
- WSJ: [Readmill] Three Cities Battle for Title Of Top Europe-Area Hub
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Stefan Glaenzer was recently named the best angel investor in Europe by readers and editors of TechCrunch Europe, and was the first investor and executive chairman of Last.fm, seeing that company through to its sale to CBS (2007 USD $270 million). Prior to that Stefan was co-founder of Ricardo.de, one of the first European online auction and classified sites, which he took public in 1999 and sold to QXL ricardo in 2000.

@stefanglaenzer
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Eileen Burbidge was ranked #11 in The 100 most influential technology investors in Europe by “online social capital” by the Telegraph. She was investment director for private early stage VC firm Ambient Sound Investments, founded by the Skype founding engineers. Prior to that, Eileen was products director for both Yahoo!’s largest global property Yahoo! Answers, and Skype.

@eileentso
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Robert Dighero, recently profiled in the FT, was former CFO of QXL ricardo (Tradus plc) which sold to Naspers (2008 £1 billion) having guided the company from its founding to listing on three public exchanges, and personally managing more than 15 M&A transactions. Prior to that, Robert was CFO and founding executive of AOL Europe.

@robertdighero
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Eileen Burbidge @shaig ahh SV of course (500 diff since they have batches/accelerator prog) didn't think Lerer/FounderCollectv did > FRC? /cc @jacobbrody
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Eileen Burbidge @jacobbrody had thought so re #FRC but wasn't sure if others have quietly done more investments (do you know # deals per year)?
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Eileen Burbidge Q: which is the most active (by # of deals) seed stage fund (non-accelerator, purely vc fund)-? /cc @imranghory
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Eileen Burbidge @olivia_solon belated thks for your London Web Summit post re Flattr+founder Peter Sunde. got sthing v cool re Flattr next week can I email?
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