LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman on what he sees coming in Internet investments. This footage was captured by Reuters CEO Tom Glocer, who is contributing to the Reuters/Nokia mobile journalism project in Davos.
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Video keeps stalling. Pity
- Posted by Marco Braccodavos is nothing else but a club of multimillionaires that meet to know how to help each other while keeping their status quo. And Reuters does good being there, since we work for them, we deliever information for the high classes to keep their status quo.
- Posted by albertowell done.let’s protect them.