Video: VentureBeat Downturn Roundtable Entrepreneur Panel

October 29, 2008 | MG Siegler | Comments |

The second session today during VentureBeat’s Downturn Roundtable consisted of a good discussion with entrepreneurs. Blogger Robert Scoble captured the event live on his Kyte page. Below find the embedded videos.

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MG Siegler writes about technology trends and new media for VentureBeat, with a focus on mobile topics, social elements and key news stories. Before that, MG wrote about technology on his blog, ParisLemon. Originally from Ohio, MG attended the University of Michigan where he studied film. He's previously lived in Los Angeles where he worked in Hollywood and in San Diego where he did web development. He now lives in San Francisco.

  • Bobby Zero
    Have you thought of renaming this event to:

    "Shitty CEOs and their underperforming Company Roundtable"
  • Bobby Zero
    Have you thought of renaming this event to:

    "Shitty CEOs and their underperforming Company Roundtable"
  • Calcanis =Gaseous
    Please tell me that someone had the balls to Tazer Jason Calcanis as soon as he got up to speak.
  • Calcanis Company Killjoy
    Not true.

    Jason Calcanis is a Hall of Famer when it comes to failure.

    He's scarier than Jason from the Friday The 13th Movies.

    Keep ruining everything you touch, Jason. Then go to symposiums and tell us exactly how you did it.
  • Scoble with Fries, Easy Mayo
    Goofy Robert Scoble Ate my grandmother.

    Headline: Snarky pedophillic videographer consumes Grandmother, wig and all.

    He was taping Jason Calcanis and didn't want to miss Calcanis admission to being the world's GREATEST CEO that he actually got confused and ate my grandma.

    Fat Bastard!
  • Roger
    Wait -- you mean I saved $189 (by not going) and got the same content?! Take that Sequoia -- did it without any layoffs.