Live video from VentureBeat recession impact on startup event

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We’re broadcasting live video on Kyte.tv from the second session of VentureBeat’s roundtable on the economic impacts on startups of the recession right now. We’ll try to have the recording up, but during the first session we had a problem that deleted the stream that we’re trying to figure out right now.

On stage in second session:

Max Levchin, the Slide founder and PayPal co-founder who helped lead that company through the first IPO after the last bubble popped;

Jason Calacanis, the Sequoia-backed founder of Mahalo and writer of a controversial letter predicting doomsday for the vast majority of Web 2.0 start-ups. Shortly afterward, Sequoia stirred the valley by holding a mandatory meeting for the CEOs of its portfolio companies.

AllThingDigital’s Kara Swisher.

Toni Schneider, CEO of Automattic.

Nirov Tolia, ePinions founder.

Published by Robert Scoble

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    Perhaps, this could be an ongoing series featuring successful high profile survivors.

    There are so many stories and anecdotes waiting to be shared 😀

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