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Where did the founders of places like Digg, Reddit, Mybloglog, Wordpress, Feedburner... go to school and what degrees do they hold, if any? How many of them dropped out to become millionaires, and how many are college graduates? Which was more popular among the new Internet moguls: Computer Science or MBA degrees?
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from everett 698 days ago #
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It is interesting to see the similarities and differences between these guys. Speaking of that, where are the female Internet moguls?

from bestoptimized 698 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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You don't need a degree. Degrees don't have anything to do with success.

from TimDineen 698 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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It is interesting. But that's all.

I do find it interesting to compare these folks side-by-side, but there is a better way to do it than by comparing their education (or lack thereof) combined with unless factoids about their personal lives.

from GerBot 697 days ago #
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maybe a few more business degrees in there and they'd have actually put revenue models into their businesses and they'd be less of a web2.0 bubble. Honestly how can we let this happen again it is like know one remembers the last bubble.

AARRRRHHHHHH

from rdash 697 days ago #
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How in heck is John Chow a "web 2.0" mogul? What application/ organization did he found?

from TannerC 697 days ago #
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I agree with Tim. Interesting article, nothing more.

from willcritchlow 696 days ago #
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No mathematicians. Bodes well for us (me and my bro)....

Duncan has a computer science degree though. Maybe he can save us.

from AmitN 596 days ago #
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Very nice article, I just dropped my job. :D


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