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more on CNET Networks acquires EDventure
From: Dave Farber <dave () farber net>
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 11:41:08 -0500
From: "John F. McMullen" <observer () westnet com> Not completely accurate -- in 1978, Ben Rosen left Morgan Stanley and founded Rosen Research, which published the "Rosen Electronics Letter" and continued the Personal Computer Forum and the Semiconductor Forum which he had begun at Morgan Stanley (Barbara McMullen and I left Morgan Stanley about the same time to form our firm and attended all the Rosen Forums). As Ben moved deeper into venture capital through his Sevin-Rosen partnership, funding such firms as Lotus and Compaq, he gave up the editorship of the newsletter and Esther, at that time, a well regarded industry analyst at Oppenheimer, joined Rosen Research and assumed the editorship. After a period (I believe it was over a year), Esther purchased Rosen Research, changed it's name to EDventure and changed the name of the newletter from "Rosen Electronics Letter" to RELease 1.0. Sorry to nipick but it such be accurate.Success to the new venture!
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