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Finally, a look at YouTube's third cofounder! He's boring.

regine — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 15:14:49 PDT

Uh oh--now it's cancelled. Things must be wholly out of hand. Modify the link to navigate for analogous events at future dates.
http://forum.stanford.edu/events/calendar/abstract.php?eve...

regine

Finally, a look at YouTube's third cofounder! He's boring.

regine — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 13:37:54 PDT

The talk's been moved to a bigger room, Psychology (building 420), room 40.

regine

Finally, a look at YouTube's third cofounder! He's boring.

ResearchZilla — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:05:02 PDT

...oh yeah, also, is that jacket members only in that pic above?

ResearchZilla

Finally, a look at YouTube's third cofounder! He's boring.

ResearchZilla — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:01:32 PDT

clarification just came from stanford (alert)

"...correction: not currently an investor in early stage startups until the transaction closes, though will fund up to 200 dollars via paypal...spent all of his paypal related money buying bootleg copies of the janet jackson wardrobe malfunction video (yes, the seedling behind youtube, per this dude, is his search for high quality nipple shots...what does that mean? is he now suckling at the breasts of the mother of current internet hotness? should we be reading into this further?)

ResearchZilla

Finally, a look at YouTube's third cofounder! He's boring.

regine — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 10:37:23 PDT

He's giving a talk (and possibly signing body parts) at Stanford today. Bring Sharpies:

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"YouTube: From Concept to Hyper-growth"
Jawed Karim, YouTube Co-founder and Stanford CS MS Student
Thursday, October 12
5 PM
Gates 104

Abstract: Less than two years after launch, YouTube has become one the most-visited destinations on the web. With more than 100 million videos served daily, it may be the fastest-growing entertainment website in the history of the World Wide Web. Jawed Karim will explain the thought process and the events that led to the development of YouTube.

Bio: Jawed Karim is the co-founder of the popular video sharing website YouTube. In 2005 Karim co-founded YouTube with two friends, developing the concept and product, and raising money from Sequoia Capital. He subsequently acted as an advisor to the company and is a graduate student in computer science at Stanford University and an investor in early-stage startups.

regine

Finally, a look at YouTube's third cofounder! He's boring.

ray johnson — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 10:21:31 PDT

"No one suspected he'd sell to Google."

ray johnson