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Jose Paul Martin is an investor, merchant banker and philosopher. You'll find stuff that cant be contained within 140 characters. If you want 140 characters, follow me on @jpmartin. Also visit: jpmartin.com or avcion.com or jpm.fm
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If you were a VC?
If you were a VC... (meaning you would be required to make money from your investments)
Which dot.com/web2.0 companies (or subsidiaries) would you invest in? No need for explanations - just list them - if you can keep them to 10 max! Here's my list (no particular order):1. Google (Search, Gmail, Docs, Calendar, Reader, Mobile)2. Flickr
3. WordPress
4. Amazon
5. LinkedIn
6. Paypal(I'd appreciate if you could forward the url of this post to your friends and colleagues, let the participate or Digg/Delicious/Stumble/Redit this post)
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