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I just returned from a trip to <a href=http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/10/30/california.quake/index.html?iref=newssearch>earthquake land</a> where I had one-on-one meetings with 14 tech startups in just over a day. Their products included a project-management app, e-mail marketing tool, widget maker, and PC database. The big unanswered question: Who needs them?
John Foley
October 31, 2007
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I just returned from a trip to earthquake land where I had one-on-one meetings with 14 tech startups in just over a day. Their products included a project-management app, e-mail marketing tool, widget maker, and PC database. The big unanswered question: Who needs them?Monday morning started in Marina del Rey with a breakfast discussion about new PC database software from startup QD Technology
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