1:00-2:30 Welcome everyone, we have a great panel today with William Quigley of Clearstone Ventures. 2:30-3:30 Also with us in entrepreneur Sean Percival. Sean, how many angels were in your A round for Wittlebee? 3:30-5:30 Thank you so much to eMinutes for their support! Everyone tweet their thanks @eminutes and contact them if you're an entrepreneur looking to incorporate! 5:30-7:30 Let's start with Google Drive, the long-awaited file storage and syncing system. Will these new conveniences mean that people are switching over en masse from Dropbox? 7:30-9:45 William: When Dropbox started, there were a few competitors, but every VC I spoke to thought of it as a commodity. 9:45-10:45 Sean, you're a Dropbox user, will this sway you to switch? 10:45-12;30 Why wouldn't you give ever Apple user the 100 gig free iCloud? 12:30-14:45 William, would you put your money on Dropbox today? Would you invest? 16:30-20:15 The controversial CISPA act was passed by the House yesterday. The bill is designed to facilitate sharing of information between private companies and the government over supposed cyber-security threats. If this passes the Senate, do you think Obama will veto it? 20:15-23:00 William: Why would all these companies who pretend to be pro-user roll over to the government? Is it fear of lawsuit? 23:00-25:45 Thank you to Trada for sponsoring TWIST! If you're looking for SEM experts, check out Trada! 25:45-30:45 The six general partners of Andreessen Horowitz have pledged to <b>...</b>Author: ThisWeekIn
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