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July 21, 2005

Doerr Expresses Himself

Justin Hibbard

Be sure to check out our interview with John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins. In addition to sounding off on his latest investment, Zazzle, and KP's latest investor/advisor, Colin Powell, he discusses his theory about the Internet's next wave: consumers expressing themselves. Sounds like he has taken a particular interest in podcasting lately.

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