Bloomberg, Diller Top The Silicon Alley 100

Silicon Alley Insider   |  Henry Blodget   |   December 4, 2007 12:07 PM

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We are pleased to present the 2007 Silicon Alley 100: our annual list of the most influential folks in New York's digital business community. As those who were around during the Wacky Nineties can attest, the List has a glorious tradition, and we are proud to revive it.

Before we begin, a quick note on the methodology and some caveats:

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Worst pick is number 11 Randy Falco.

"After a 30-year career at NBC, Randy was tapped to run AOL amid snickers that he was an old media guy who couldn't possibly "get" the Internet. That's silly, of course: The question is whether he or anyone else can save the shrinking collection of assets that this once-great company has become."

Take over a failing company that screwed up
on the internet when everyone else was making billions. Lay a bunch of people off at Christmas. Tell them they don't have a job, by not inviting them to the Christmas party.

Yes kiddies he had time to cut them from the party, but not time to tell them they were fired. The first indication they were cut was when they did not get an invite and everyone else in the department did.

How did they miss Ebeneezer Scrooge.

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