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Here is a loop of the Winter Olympics. The content of this loop changes everyday, so please keep it running.
http://snipurl.com/winterolympics
The pictures in the loop are from Getty Images. They are some of the best action shots I've ever seen--although I'm from Hawaii, so what do I know about winter sports. :-)
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» FilmLoop - Take it from the top, guys! from De Gardener
Guy Kawasaki is involved and in love. Michael Arrington is positive theyre a winner and dares us to quote him on that. Mike, Guy - heres a dare!
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Guy:
I agree with Dan Kravman. Love your site and downloaded film loop because it looked cool. Now it pops up every time I sign on to the internet. Shouldn't you (they)ask permission or warn me that this would be a result of the download? I don't think Seth would call that permission marketing.
Posted by: Neil | Feb 16, 2006 9:21:23 AM
Hey Guy: Great loop. Who takes home the hockey gold?
What about the Canadian Womens hockey team, they won 16-0, 13-0. Should there be a mercy rule in place. By nature these athletes want to compete all the time but it must be tough to play hard without totally embarrasing the other team.
Mahalo
Posted by: DCS | Feb 14, 2006 6:02:36 PM
Do you think Sasha Cohen and Shaun "The Flying Tomato" White are going to hook up?
Posted by: David Wen | Feb 14, 2006 3:25:44 PM
Guy, I love your site, I respect you, but that "loop" service of yours needs serious fixing.
The damn player for Windows started residing in my system tray after installing! This is very bad, and it's plain arrogance from the developers.
The interface locks when downloading the movie.
And not least, you need to think really hard about this and change the name of the service. C'mon, "loop" sucks. :(
Posted by: Dan Kravman | Feb 14, 2006 1:23:23 PM
Judging by what's on Guy's web page, it would appear that FilmLoop for the web is coming. Interesting.
aloha
Posted by: Smittie | Feb 13, 2006 9:49:12 PM
Doug,
I'd say about 50%. It's just that much harder for all involved for an early-stage VC to work as it should with a company that's far away.
Thanks,
Guy
Posted by: Guy Kawasaki | Feb 13, 2006 3:39:24 PM
Guy, in % wise what would you say is the decreased chance of getting funding from Garage if the company is based on the East Coast?
Posted by: Doug Hanna | Feb 13, 2006 10:39:56 AM
Raza,
Generally speaking, we only invest in US companies. In fact, we focus on West Coast companies too.
Thanks,
Guy
Posted by: Guy Kawasaki | Feb 13, 2006 7:23:15 AM
"...what do I know about winter sports?"
Says "the best fifty-year-old, transplanted Hawaiian, beginner ice hockey player in Silicon Valley."
Of course, with all those qualifiers, maybe you don't know much.
aloha
Posted by: Smittie | Feb 12, 2006 10:33:01 PM
Guy ,
Just totally irrelevant of this post, does garage invests in companies totally based outside US ?
Posted by: Raza | Feb 12, 2006 10:03:15 PM