In this week’s episode, we talk with venture capitalist Josh Elman, a partner at Greylock Partners and a veteran of LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.
Elman has built a reputation as a master of growth, and at Facebook he was head of platform, helping launch Facebook Connect.
We talked about what defines a platform, and about the differences between Facebook’s and Twitter’s approaches to building and growing their platforms.
Also in this episode, Jordan Novet and I tell you what to think about:
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- Everything we think Apple will announce Sept 9
- Google’s new logo
- How the U.S. egg industry is trying to shut down Hampton Creek
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