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    Zuckerberg said the creation of Facebook boiled down to a Harvard University student with hacker tendencies starting a company with smart friends. "By the time I got around to building Facebook, I did it in two weeks" Zuckerberg said. "Launch early and iterate; Facebook is a really good story of that." Full Article at Taiwan News
    By the time I got around to building Facebook, I did it in two weeks
    Mark Zuckerberg – Mark Zuckerberg SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
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Young entrepreneurs get tips from Twitter and Facebook Inc.
  1. We care more about how smart you are than how old you are, and more about the quality of your ideas than whether you have a formal business plan.
    SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  2. Launch early and iterate; Facebook is a really good story of that.
    SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  3. With Twitter, there was no market; no possible way to justify an investment other than it made us laugh and it's really cool.
    SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  4. We prefer groups with a lot of technical depth
    SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  5. One thing I've always admired about Google is they are good at saying this thing is huge and we are going to kick ass and do it better than anyone else; they did it with search and advertising
    Evan Williams – Evan Williams SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  6. We pride ourselves on building stuff quickly ... We have this technology company that is really like a hacker company. My friends are people who really like building cool stuff.
    SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  7. I remember early on someone saying Twitter is fun but it isn't useful and Ev said 'So what? So is ice cream' ... We liked it. So we kept working on it.
    Biz Stone – Biz Stone SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  8. It's really awesome to be here
    Mark Zuckerberg – Mark Zuckerberg SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago
  9. We've never had any doubt that if you create something popular you can make money
    Evan Williams – Evan Williams SOURCE: Taiwan News 1 month ago

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