Amazon.com was one of the few companies that survived the bubble burst. Amazon survived because they had a solid business model and adapted to changes in the marketplace. The reason for their survival and continued success is often credited to founder, Jeff Bezos.
For You StartUp.com Fans
Here's a great interview with director Jehane Noujaim, Chris Hegedus and former CEO of Govworks.com; Kaleil Isaza Tuzman.
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Kaleil Isaza Tuzman,
StartUp.com
Sergey and Larry again...Another Great Talk w. the Google Founders
These guys are incredibly brilliant and they hire brilliant people (a powerful combination). Take a minute and see inside Google w. Sergey Brin and Larry Page. (Filmed in 2007)
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Google,
Google founders,
Larry Page,
Sergey Brin
Recomended Viewing- Add This to Your Cue.
Remember what the internet bubble was like from the inside? No? Yeah, well neither do I. So, it's a good thing this documentary was made- Rent StartUp.com (you'll love it).
Carl Icahn-From Hated to Loved on Wall Street
Carl Icahn is an interesting man to say the least. And after buying a stake in Blockbuster some may think is out of his mind. They may be right...but enjoy this behind the scenes look at Icahn's motivation behind the deals he makes every day.
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60 Minutes,
Carl Icahn,
Wall Street
John Kanzius- The Greatest Unknown Business Man Who May Have Cured Cancer
This man is amazing. That's all I can say- absolutely amazing.
Please also visit their website: http://www.kanziuscancerresearch.com/
Please also visit their website: http://www.kanziuscancerresearch.com/
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John Kanzius
Dean Kamen invented the Segway...but he invented useful products too.
Dean Kamen is a revolutionary thinker, successful entrepreneur and an amazing inventor. Check out more about this fascinating entrepreneur and see how he's planning on solving some of the world's biggest problems.
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Dean Kamen,
Segway Scooter
One of the Many Reasons CNBC is on my TV all Day Long
Cramer speaks the truth- Watch through the first few seconds it gets better. Especially at 1:30.
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Jim Cramer
(This video should be required viewing in every b-school classroom) Steve Jobs Launches the "1984 Commercial" in 1983
In 1983, the future of Apple was widely uncertain. See a younger, more arrogant, and passionate Steve Jobs as he previews the Mac Superbowl Commercial for Employees. Due to Apple's current standing in the Consumer World, this video has a significant historical relevance and offers a fascinating glimpse of the past.
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1984,
Apple,
Mac,
Steve Jobs
Hilarious: Bill Gates Last Day @ Microsoft.
It's cool that someone as important as Bill Gates was willing to spoof himself in this celebrity ridden satire (first shown to Guests at the CES 2008 Conference). You'll be surprised to see him playing with Star Wars figures and rapping to "Big Pimping" w/ Jay Z.
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Bill Gates,
Bill Gates Last Day,
Microsoft
Jack Welch...A Great CEO w/ Great Advice
Jack Welch rose to super stardom in the business world as CEO of General Electric. The interview, conducted by Charlie Rose after the launch of another best seller, "Winning" is filled with good advice and stories from his career.
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GE,
General Electric,
Jack Welch
Apple Bloopers: It happens to everyone
So, You're launching your new product in front of a crowd of customers and television cameras, and suddenly something goes wrong... Well you're not the only one- watch as Steve Jobs and other Mac employees get flustered from "technical difficulties" during rather important live presentations.
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Apple,
Mac,
Steve Jobs
Steve Wozniak - Talks About the Movie Pirates of Silicon Valley
Steve Wozniak is 50% of the reason Apple Computers exists. In the nineties- a made for TV movie called the Pirates of Silicon Valley was released with major fanfare in the Business and Computer World. The movie which is excellent (to say the least) tells the behind the scenes story of Apple and Microsoft in their early years.
In this video, Woz is asked if the movie actually told the true story. The surprising answer: YES (for the most part)
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In this video, Woz is asked if the movie actually told the true story. The surprising answer: YES (for the most part)
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Apple Computers,
Microsoft,
Steve Wozniak
Warren Buffet 88 Minutes of Simple Genius
Warren Buffet offers his invaluable advice on personal success, business, and enjoyment of life. This is an amazing speech and worth watching. Feel free to fast forward a minute to skip his introduction. This was filmed at the University of Florida a few years ago but the date is irrelevant because his advice transcends generations.
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Warren Buffett
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