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Paul SciarraPinterest Co-Founder, Paul Sciarra, Leaves for Andreessen Horowitz (Paul Sciarra /Pinterest Blog)
I’ve accepted a role as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Andreessen Horowitz. I hope that eventually leads me back to doing what I’ve done for the past three and a half years — namely, building cool things with awesome people with unexpected results. Startup Grind Paul takes a significant amount of time in his post to clarify his role in building the company, perhaps to make sure it’s clear in the history books what he actually did to make Pinterest the huge success it is today. TechCrunch Andreessen Horowitz is one of the leaders among VCs building out the services that they offer to young companies beyond funding. The EIC role will see Sciarra potentially help Andreessen evaluate future investments, offer advice and assistance to its portfolio companies and perhaps even aid Andreessen Horowitz to be more disruptive in its own ventures. SocialTimes Co-founder Ben Silbermann recently gave an interview for a lengthy feature in Fortune magazine. He also sat down for a Q&A with investor and entrepreneur Chris Dixon at the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, TX. Silbermann has been the sole window to the inner workings of a company that hasn’t done much self-promotion outside the Facebook Timeline. continued…

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Wall Street Journal Launches YouTube Channel

As all traditional papers are required to do these days, The Wall Street Journal is taking a step into the digital age by launching its own YouTube channel.  The channel launch is to highlight “Off Duty” a new show dedicated to lifestyle issues.  The channel uses the new YouTube layout and looks really sharp.  I imagine we’ll see more big brands dressing up their YouTube page to look like a better landing page in years to come.

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NYSE Social Media Day Got Occupied

Today’s the official Social Media Day for the New York Stock Exchange. It’s a day designed to teach corporations how to be more “user-friendly.” Yet, despite all the political leaders and social experts at this event, it seems nobody had the foresight to realize the event’s #NYSESMD hashtag is a really great target.

NYSE Social Media Day Got Occupied

Today’s the official Social Media Day for the New York Stock Exchange. It’s a day designed to teach corporations how to be more “user-friendly.” Yet, despite all the political leaders and social experts at this event, it seems nobody had the foresight to realize the event’s #NYSESMD hashtag is a really great target.