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Podcast with ColoradoStartups.com

David Cohen of ColoradoStartups.com came a little early to Friday’s Lijit open house to do a podcast with CEO Todd Vernon and myself. Listen to it here.

Thanks again, David. It was a pleasure.

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David Cohen Says:
August 21st, 2006 at 18:53
Thanks Stan, it was great to hang out with you guys.

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