Emrecan Dogan, a Turkish venture capitalist studying in Stanford MBA, publicizes his bets on the shifts in technology via NextLeap.net. The coverage focuses web 2.0 but extends well beyond it towards entrepreneurship, clean tech, and government policies.
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