Roundup: WSJ’s suitors, odd story of Tom Perkins, VC tax, WeFi and more
Brad Greenspan, the jilted MySpace executive, makes play at WSJ — Greenspan, who filed a suit against MySpace’s parent company for ripping off shareholders in its sale to News Corp. (the suit was rejected), is now seeking to buy the WSJ’s parent company Dow Jones. Of course, this continues the rivalry between Greenspan and News Corp’s Rupert Murdoch, another bidder for Dow Jones.
Heads rolls at VC lobby in London, now attention moves to Washington: The CEO of… Continue Reading