2012 Internet Trends (Update)
KPCB’s Mary Meeker and Liang Wu provide an update to the 2012 Internet Trends report with a focus on Asset-Light Generation and new areas that are being re-imagined.
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2012 USA Inc. Key Points
KPCB’s Mary Meeker shares her keen financial observations in this non-partisan report, which looks at the U.S. government — and its financials — as if it were a business.
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2012 Internet Trends
KPCB’s Mary Meeker and Liang Wu talk about today’s internet growth and how business models are being re-imagined and re-invented thanks to mobile and social.
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The End of Moore's Law
KPCB’s Bing Gordon posits that Moore’s Law no longer drives the manifest destiny of gaming and salutes a new era that derives more power from social circles than from silicon.
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CEO 2.0
KPCB’s Bing Gordon extracts lessons learned from the talented business leaders who propelled some of today’s most influential next-generation Web companies to success.
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2011 Internet Trends
KPCB’s Mary Meeker distills the mega-trends defining today’s Internet – including social, local, mobile and the fast-growing world of e-commerce – in this data-rich presentation.
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Top 10 Mobile Internet Trends
KPCB’s Matt Murphy and Mary Meeker offer their take on the social, economic and technological trends fueling unchecked growth and disruption in today’s mobile Internet market.
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Hacking Gamification
KPCB’s Bing Gordon highlights the advantages of using game elements to liven up the online user experience in this light-hearted but seriously useful guide to successful gamification.
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2011 USA Inc. (Full Report)
KPCB’s Mary Meeker shares her keen financial observations in this non-partisan report, which looks at the U.S. government — and its financials — as if it were a business.
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2011 USA Inc. (Video)
KPCB’s Mary Meeker shares her keen financial observations in this non-partisan report, which looks at the U.S. government — and its financials — as if it were a business.