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Chris Fralic joined First Round Capital in 2006 and was most recently VP of Business Development at del.icio.us.
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2009 Feb 12
The World Wide Web: “vague, but exciting” 1
At the 2009 TED conference last week, Tim Berners-Lee told the audience that they found the original document he had written outlining the World Wide Web at CERN in his boss's papers after he died. Written in the margin was "vague, but exciting." I printed out a copy of "Information Management: A Proposal" from
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