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Aug
30
2006

VentureFiles has returned from haitus

Posted by: Steven Fisher

Well, it has been a long hiatus and we are back.

For those of you, my loyal readers who are still subscribed, we will be publishing again and looking to expand the scope of this blog.

We are thinking about moving the blog to a more formal home but for now we will be syndicating our column “Innovation Nation” that is part of “The Deal Maker” site on IBD.

IBD is the group that does the “Under the Radar” events.

We will be covering venture news on the blogosphere that is relevant to our entrepreneurial community of subscribers.

Again, good to be back. Look for our nucleus of the Innovation Nation column.

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About the Author: Steve is currently CEO of the SlipStream Aviation Solutions, Inc., an aviation software company. Steve is also an expert in personal branding and is an avid pilot, musician and photographer. He currently resides in Columbia, MD, USA.
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    Lara Says:

    So - I twitter…. whats up?!

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