Q&A with John Doerr
Here’s an interview with venture capitalist John Doerr at the Web 2.0 summit a few weeks ago. Doerr, the backer of Google, Netscape, Sun, Amazon and others, is in full form, talking about need for clean tech, but also his view that a “radically immersive” web will emerge over the next year or two, and that his firm is looking to invest in this.
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