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Viaweb was a web-based
application that
allowed users to
build and host
their own
online stores with
little technical expertise using a web browser. The...
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known for his work on the
programming language Lisp, his
former startup Viaweb (later
renamed Yahoo! Store), co-founding the
influential startup accelerator...
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Computer Fraud and
Abuse Act (CFAA). He went on to
cofound the
online store Viaweb, one of the
first web applications, and
later the
venture capital funding...
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performance of
networks and compilers.
During graduate school Blackwell joined Viaweb for
which he
wrote the
image rendering,
order processing and statistics...
- such as SBCL. Paul
Graham used
CLISP to run the
software for his
Viaweb startup.
Viaweb was an
early web application;
portions of it
still exist as Yahoo...
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Robert Morris and
Trevor Blackwell (the co-founders of dot-com
company Viaweb) at a
party in Cambridge. They
discussed creating a
startup incubator and...
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Store and Yahoo! Site web
hosting services. The
language originated at
Viaweb, a
company founded in 1995 by Paul
Graham and
Robert T. Morris, as the template...
- (the 1990s)". SEO by the Sea.
Retrieved 2008-04-12. "Yahoo! to
Acquire Viaweb". Yahoo!. 1998-06-08.
Archived from the
original on 2007-07-01. Retrieved...
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Buchheit -
Gmail Steve Perlman -
WebTV Mike
Ramsay - TiVo Paul
Graham -
Viaweb Joshua Schachter - del.icio.us Mark
Fletcher - ONElist,
Bloglines Craig...
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Rocketmail is
incorporated into Yahoo! Mail. June 8, 1998: Yahoo!
acquires Viaweb, co-founded by Paul Graham, for $49
million and
transforms it into Yahoo...
