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Google News: We can thank Moore's Law for the VC cleantech bust
[GigaOm] - Investor Sunil Paul and others are putting money into the so-called Cleanweb, where the returns and timelines do look a lot more like IT and Moore's Law. Other sectors like solar panels seem to have a better progress rate and cost curve — though not
Google News: Hacking The Cleantech Economy
[Fast CoExist] - The future of the resource-efficient economy is in the cleanweb--the intersection of cleantech and information technology, according to Sunil Paul, one of the founders of the Cleanweb Hackathon. The second hackathon, held earlier this month in New York
Google News: Cleanweb Hackathon: Competition Brings Cleantech Apps to NYC
[Greentech Media (blog)] - The event was inspired by Hackathon co-founder, Sunil Paul of Spring Ventures, and his idea of Cleanweb, which according to Paul's website is a category of clean technology that leverages the capability of the internet, social media
The Cleanweb Takes Off
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[Huffington Post (blog)] - This weekend's app building frenzy in New York focused on the Cleanweb, a concept conceived by San Francisco VC Sunil Paul, to describe the intersection of clean technology and the Internet. As described by Paul and his partner, Nick Allen of Spring
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