How Mobile Commerce Will Yield the Next $100B Startup

Posted by dmor on Monday June 09, 2014 @09:31PM
from the mattermark.com dept.

http://mattermark.com/phil-carter-patricia-nakache-of-trinity-ventures-show-how-mobile-commerce-will-yield-the-next-100b-startup/

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Re:How Mobile Commerce Will Yield the Next $100B Startup by calinet6 on Tuesday June 10, 2014 @01:26AM (#7871955)

That's a lot of buzzwords with not a lot of value. If you're planning on existing in this space, you already know all this, and you're looking at the white spaces outside the diagram.

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Re:How Mobile Commerce Will Yield the Next $100B Startup by romaster on Monday June 09, 2014 @11:03PM (#7871662)

the question this begs is more like.. what is the category which is not yet claimed in this field. It looks crowded in this frame, and many of these companies are reaching the $10-$20b stage (airbnb, uber, etc).

So the natural question is what is unexplored.

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Re:How Mobile Commerce Will Yield the Next $100B Startup by coderzach on Tuesday June 10, 2014 @01:09AM (#7871927)

Not trying to be insulting, just a friendly tip :-)

It raises the question, begging the question is something different.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question

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Re:How Mobile Commerce Will Yield the Next $100B Startup by visakanv on Tuesday June 10, 2014 @02:00AM (#7872027)

The funny thing is that "begging the question" is itself a mistranslation, so I really can't fault people for thinking it means what it literally means. (Throw in the fact that literally now literally means 'not literally'...)

Language is a mess.

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