| Case Study: The Shift in Netscape | May 13, 2010 |
Marc Andreessen
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Serial Entrepreneur |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 6 of 10 from this talk |
- 01:01:07A Panorama of Venture Capital and Beyond (Entire Talk)
- 01:59Who Makes the Best VC?
- 02:20Three Necessities for Start-up Success
- 03:21The Product/Company Interplay
- 02:50The Resurgence of Consumer Electronics
- 01:01Case Study: The Shift in Netscape
- 02:09Entrepreneurship "In the Cloud"
- 02:06Making Strides in User-Generated Content
- 03:40Structural Changes in Venture Capital
- 02:50Defining the Voice of a Start-up
Description
Netscape Co-founder (and current serial entrepreneur) Marc Andreessen speaks candidly about Netscape's necessary pivots when it was threatened by Microsoft's Internet Explorer in the late 1990's. He recalls that making the browser free, as well as focusing on the website and business applications, propelled the company's success in a turbulent market.
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