Podcasts about Gnip

In this Zambia Special episode of the Sunday Roast, Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby visit Jubilee Metals' Munkoyo and Roan concentrator projects, exploring Zambia's ambitious copper strategy to produce 3 million tonnes per year by 2031. They also sit down with Leon Coetzer, CEO of Jubilee Metals, for an insightful discussion on the company's role in this growth. The episode wraps up with a look at the latest news stories, market movers, and shakers, including features on EnergyPathways, Celadon, and GenIP. Don't miss this deep dive into Zambia's copper future and the latest industry updates! 0:00 - 00:13:04 Weekly News Roundup  00:13:04 Rikus interview 00:23:19 Munkoyo Project - Roan Interview 00:33:07 #JLP Interview 00:57:06 #TRP  00:57:14 #EPP  01:01:33 #CEL  01:08:52 #GNIP  01:14:56 #SCE  01:15:32 #EST 01:17:08 #BZT  01:17:58 #GLR  01:18:13 #GGP  01:20:02 #GMET  01:20:52 #INC  Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion.

In this episode of The Midweek Takeaway, we are joined by Melissa Cruz, CEO of GenIP, to discuss the company's recent admission to trading on AIM under the ticker GNIP. Melissa shares insights into GenIP's Generative AI-based services, including how their platforms, like Vortechs and Invention Evaluator, are helping corporations and research institutions commercialize breakthrough technologies. We explore the exciting future for GenIP and what this major milestone means for the company's growth and innovation in the tech space. Tune in for an in-depth conversation on AI and the future of technology commercialisation! Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion.

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Hello BoomXer Fans. We have got some Grade A Jibber Jabber for you tonight. First off, there's a new opening theme and new taco meat that isn't sponsoring us. Dave's a Taurist driving a Taurus with a Taurn Wrist. Dave wins Jimmy Reads (no matter what actually happened). And then we spend an inordinate amount of time discussing GNIP. 

This week on The Exit: Eric Marcoullier went through college wanting to be a DJ, but when he bought a copy of Wired magazine, a lightbulb went off for Eric, he knew that the internet was where he would make his money. Eric moved into online publishing and was part of the team to launch IGN, a video game and entertainment website which was where he was involved in his first big exit. They took the company public and then sold it for $650M to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. From there, Eric went on to co-found MyBlogLog, a social network for the blogger community that was based in part on interactions facilitated by a popular web widget that members would install on their blog. After just two years, MyBlogLog was acquired by Yahoo for $10M. Discover what Eric has learnt from two big exits, and how he's helping other founders achieve their dream exits. Since dropping out of college in 1995, Eric Marcoullier has co-founded a number of companies. Some were successful, some not so much. They include IGN (IPO), MyBlogLog (acquired by Yahoo!), Gnip (acquired by Twitter) and OneTrueFan (acquired by BigDoor). Over the years, Eric has invested in and advised many early-stage startups, both through a software development shop he co-owned and mentoring at Techstars, beginning with the very first program in 2007. Those startups include CitizenNet (acquired by Condé Nast), Foodzie (acquired by Joyus), Intense Debate (acquired by Automattic), Pana (acquired by Coupa), Zemanta (acquired by Outbrain) and Zynga (IPO). Currently, Eric is coaching first- and second-time startup founders who haven't yet established product or market fit. Coaching Site - www.marcoullier.com Coaching Blog - www.ObviousStartupAdvice.com Monthly CEO Dinner - www.ThunderviewCEODinners.com Flippa's First Access: https://flippa.com/exit For a Free Flippa Business Valuation: https://flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/valuation?buy_sell=exitpodcast -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

On this episode of the Panic with Friends, I talk to Jud Valeski, co-founder and former CEO of Gnip. Jud started his career at Netscape right out of college, where he worked for three years. He then went on to AOL, where he worked for nearly seven years. Later, in 2006, in the early days of MySpace, Jud had the revelation that social media was going to be the next big thing. He believed that somewhere amidst the noise, there would be commercial value. Enter Gnip. Two years later, in 2008, Jud founded Gnip, which was later acquired by Twitter in 2014. Post acquisition Jud went to Honey where he spent five years as a General Manager. It's not everyday you get to talk to someone who has had back to back career home runs like Jud, so sit back and enjoy!  Guest - Guest: Jud Valeski, Investor, Co-Founder and former CEO of Gnip  howardlindzon.com, one.valeski.org  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @PanicwFriends, @knutjensen  linkedin.com/in/jvaleski  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance  Time Stamps: Intro (00:34) What is panic (05:05) The latent era of tech (06:50) Advice for kids today (15:15) Web2 (17:00) Twitter (22:35) The ad driven world (24:27) Gnip (25:35) Honey and browser extensions (27:20) Howie and Jud catchup (34:45) Outro (44:00) 

Adam Tornes, formerly of Twitter and now the Chief Product Officer at Swing U, discusses his journey in product management and leadership, beginning as a junior engineer at a startup in the web analytics field and later attending business school to round out his skillset in strategy and marketing. He then worked at a company in Boulder called Gnip before being acquired by Twitter, where he spent eight years and took on more and more responsibility before transitioning to a GM model and eventually moving on to Swing U. He also discusses his involvement in building a community of practice around product management in Colorado through the Colorado Product Foundation. Competing Against Luck Colorado Product When Coffee and Kale Compete New Market Advisors Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, or Twitter & check out our website @ productcoffeepodcast.com ☕️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/product-coffee/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/product-coffee/support

Our guest for Episode #63 is Eric Marcoullier, founder of several successful companies including IGN and Gnip, and orchestrator of a big turnaround at Beatport. He now coaches startups and mid-sized companies on product, fundraising and leadership issues.  In this interview, Eric and I discuss: why Eric learns more from his failures than his successes … Continue reading "Episode 63: Eric Marcoullier, Startup & Product Coach/Landmine Detector, BPM140 Consulting"

Gnip Gnop! from 1971 is this episode subject.  A cool game from Parker Brothers that was thoroughly enjoyed!  This epsisode was reuploaded to to a editing error at the 30 minute mark (commercials overlapped the podcast :P)Download Here:

“It’s not just the team, it’s not just the capital, it’s not just the idea. The thing that trumps all of them is timing.” In this podcast, Accelarise CEO Jack Harvey shares in-depth insight on what it takes to be an entrepreneur, current tech trends on where the market is headed and just how he helped engineer TechStars juggernaut Gnip for their $134,000,000 sale to Twitter in 2014.

Today's episode is from the archives.  Last week, @owocki’s startup released a new product — The battles last week during this release reminded us of some of our favorite engineering war stories. We ask every CTO on our show “What is your favorite engineering war story?”, and this episode we’re going to play 4 of our favorites.These four stories are ordered by scale.  We’ll start with “just a guy in the garage with a product” to a war story from a large venture scaled startup.In order of appearance: Patrick McKenzie – independent software developer. Story misplacing your pager and being unaware of your outage Travis Kimmel – CEO of GitPrime. A story about after launch the dance of cleaning up your early assumptions and building new features Jay Zeschin, Lead Architect at ello. The story of “blowing up”, getting tens of thousands of users, and VC funding all at once. Jud Valeski – CTO at GNIP, acquired by twitter. A story about screening your customers for success Enjoy!

This week’s episode is from the archives.  It’s an interview with Jud Valeski.  Jud was a co-founder of Gnip (acquired by Twitter), a real-time data portability software initiative. From client-side consumer-facing products to large scale back-end infrastructure projects, he has enjoyed working with technology for over twenty years. He’s been a part of engineering, product, and M&A teams at IBM, Netscape, onebox.com, and AOL. He has played a central role in the release of a wide range of products used by tens of millions of users worldwide.Find Jud on Twitter at @jvaleski and at http://one.valeski.org/.

Last week, @owocki’s startup released a new product — The battles last week during this release reminded us of some of our favorite engineering war stories. We ask every CTO on our show “What is your favorite engineering war story?”, and this episode we’re going to play 4 of our favorites.These four stories are ordered by scale.  We’ll start with “just a guy in the garage with a product” to a war story from a large venture scaled startup.In order of appearance: Patrick McKenzie – independent software developer. Story misplacing your pager and being unaware of your outage Travis Kimmel – CEO of GitPrime. A story about after launch the dance of cleaning up your early assumptions and building new features Jay Zeschin, Lead Architect at ello. The story of “blowing up”, getting tens of thousands of users, and VC funding all at once. Jud Valeski – CTO at GNIP, acquired by Twitter. A story about screening your customers for success Enjoy!

Rob Hayes is a partner at First Round Capital where he opened up the firm's San Francisco office. Over the past eight years, he has led investments in companies such as Mint.com (acquired by Intuit), Gnip (acquired by Twitter), Square, Uber, eero, and Planet Labs. Prior to joining First Round, Rob became the first venture investor at Omidyar Network, the investment firm started by eBay founder Pierre Omidyar. While there, he led most of the initial venture capital deals and later built and ran the technology investing group. Before that, Rob worked at Palm, where he product managed Palm OS and started the company's corporate venture fund. In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Rob made his move into the VC world from working with Palm in the heyday? 2.) Question From David Hornik : How did Rob's seed investment in Uber originate? What made Rob invest? Did Rob realise the potential for Uber when he invested? When did Rob realize it was going to be huge? 3.) Has the investment in Uber changed how Rob views seed investing? Talking of the Uber’s of the world, how do you ensure that you find and decide to invest in the next Uber, when it raises a seed round? 4.) In terms of deal closing, how does Rob approach that element of the deal and what was the competition and closing environment around the Uber deal? 5.) Question from Satya at Homebrew: Stepping back and looking at First Round, what has changed in FRC’s approach as the firm has grown? How does the firm think about managing generational transition? Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Rob's Fave Book: Travels with Charley: John Steinbeck Rob's Fave Blog or Newsletter: Dan Primack: Term Sheet Rob's Most Recent Investment: eero: Blanket Your Home In Fast, Reliable Wifi   As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Rob on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!   How many emails do you have in your inbox right now? A hundred? A thousand? The answer is too many. But here’s the thing—even though I knew I wanted to do something about it, I didn’t know how. It’s called SaneBox. SaneBox sorts through your email and moves all of the trivial stuff into a different folder so the only messages in your inbox are the ones you actually want to see. Visit sanebox.com/20VC today and they’ll throw in an extra $20 credit on top of the two-week free trial.

This modelling study aims to gain an improved understanding of the processes that determine the water vapour budget in the stratosphere by means of the investigation of water isotope ratios. At first, a separate hydrological cycle has been introduced into the chemistry-climate model EMAC, including the water isotopologues HDO and H218O and their physical fractionation processes. Additionally, an explicit computation of the contribution of methane oxidation to HDO has been incorporated. EMAC simulates explicit stratospheric dynamics and a highly resolved tropical tropopause layer. These model expansions, now allow detailed analyses of water vapour and its isotope ratio with respect to deuterium (deltaD(H2O)), throughout the stratosphere and in the transition region to the troposphere. In order to assure the correct representation of the water isotopologues in the model's hydrological cycle, the expanded system has been evaluated in several steps. The physical fractionation effects have been evaluated by comparison of the simulated isotopic composition of precipitation with measurements from a ground-based network (GNIP) and with the results from an isotopologue-enabled ECHAM5 general circulation model version. The model's representation of the chemical HDO precursor CH3D in the stratosphere has been confirmed by a comparison with chemical transport models (CHEM1D, CHEM2D) and measurements from radiosonde flights. Finally, the simulated HDO and deltaD(H2O) have been evaluated in the stratosphere, with respect to retrievals from three different satellite instruments (MIPAS, ACE-FTS, SMR). Discrepancies in stratospheric deltaD(H2O) between two of the three satellite retrievals can now partly be explained. The simulated seasonal cycle of tropical deltaD(H2O) in the stratosphere exhibits a weak tape recorder signal, which fades out at altitudes around 25 km. This result ranges between the pronounced tape recorder signal in the MIPAS observations and the missing upward propagation of the seasonal variations in the ACE-FTS retrieval. Revisions of different insufficencies in the respective satellite measurements, however, are expected to alter both observational datasets towards the results of the EMAC model. Extensive analyses of the water isotope ratios have revealed the driving mechanisms of the stratospheric deltaD(H2O) tape recorder signal in the EMAC simulation. A sensitivity study without the impact of methane oxidation on deltaD(H2O) demonstrates the damping effect of this chemical process on the tape recorder signal. An investigation of the origin of the enhanced deltaD(H2O) in the lower stratosphere during boreal summer, shows isotopically enriched water vapour, crossing the tropopause over the subtropical Western Pacic. A correlation analysis confirms this link, and thus the Asian Summer Monsoon could be identified to be the major contributing process for the stratospheric deltaD(H2O) tape recorder. This finding contradicts an analysis of ACE-FTS satellite data, which assigns the lower stratospheric deltaD(H2O) increase during boreal summer to the North American Monsoon. A possible explanation for this discrepancy has been found to be an underrepresentation of convective ice overshooting in the applied convection scheme.

Welcome to episode #178. On the show: Top stories featuring Coca-Cola, Jasper, GNIP, Twitter, Gowalla, Last.co, Goodnight Lad, TigerAir, UNMAS, Takara Tomy Arts, Facebook, WunWun, Gett and Beacon Crawl. Plus, our resource of the week is the UpTo Calendar app.   Full show notes can be found here: http://untether.tv/2014/twilbm-178-beacons-make-pub-crawls-cool/

Au sommaire de Rendez-Vous Numérique #11, rencontre hebdomadaire sur les médias sociaux et la communication numérique : ACTUALITÉ MÉDIAS SOCIAUX - Mise à jour de l’algorithme Facebook pour endiguer le spam dans le fil de nouvelles - Deuxième rapport des requêtes des gouvernements sur Facebook - En bref : Facebook ajoute la fonction “Envoyer par sms la direction” sur le graph search pour les lieux et ajout de raccourcis clavier dans la messagerie - Twitter ajoute les notifications en pop-up dans sa version Web - Twitter fait l’acquisition de GNIP, spécialiste de donnée sociale - +Post Ads : de la publicité avec Google + et hangout dans le réseau publicitaire de Google - Gmail facilite l’insertion de photos depuis Google Photos / Google+ - Pinterest ajoute le support de Google Analytics pour la mesure des épingles (avec ajout de variables dans les URL (UTM)) - Wordpress 3.9 est maintenant disponible : le tour des nouveautés - Feedly ajoute zappier avec plus de 300 applications programmables APPLICATIONS MOBILES - Slideshare est maintenant optimisée n version Web Mobile et lance son application Android (Mobile et Tablette) DISCUSSION DE LA SEMAINE - Le cas US Airways sur Twitter : comment prévenir et gérer les erreurs d'envoi de messages Retrouvez-nous sur http://www.rendezvousnumerique.com/ sur iTunes (Audio) http://ow.ly/u7qUj ou dans le flux RSS (Audio) http://ow.ly/u7r3w pour votre lecteur de podcast.

Rachel is a Connecticut native who studied Computer Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute before moving to New York City. Since then she has done a variety of work including a 4 year stint at Etsy as a senior software developer. Rachel recently accepted an offer to work at Gnip here in Boulder, so that is one of the things that we spoke with her about. “I like people who are out doing interesting things and not letting preconceptions about what they should or shouldn’t be doing determine what they are...read more