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Email, thanks to its history and its perceived openness is a minefield for any young startup trying to tame it, writes Mathilde Collin, founder of email-focused company, Front. She points out that much ballyhooed MVP (minimum viable product) approach doesn’t work for email startups. It is first of her three-part series that is worth reading. [Front Blog]

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A (nearly) bi-weekly dispatch about tech & future.

Om Malik is a a San Francisco-based writer, photographer, and investor. He has spent three decades in the trenches of Silicon Valley as a journalist, entrepreneur, and, more recently, as a venture capitalist. He has been writing about the commercial Internet since its birth. Read more

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