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Bill Nussey’s blog

CEO, Silverpop

Bill Nussey's long history with email began with his role as CEO of Da Vinci Systems, a pioneer in personal computer electronic mail. Over its ten-year history, Da Vinci sold more than 3 million licenses in 45 countries. In 1994, Nussey sold Da Vinci to Boston-based ON Technology. Nussey then spent several years in venture capital with Greylock Management where he was involved with the funding of DoubleClick, MediaMetrix and several other early leaders in online marketing. Nussey left Greylock to become President and, later, CEO of one of Greylock's portfolio companies, iXL. During Nussey's 3-year tenure, iXL executed its initial public offering, grew revenues ten-fold, added several thousand employees and provided consulting services to hundreds of Global 1000 organizations. Mr. Nussey earned a bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from North Carolina State University and an MBA from Harvard Business School . He regularly guest lectures at Harvard Business School, his Alma Mater, and at Emory University's Gouizetta Business School on the topics of marketing and business strategy. He has served on the Boards of numerous marketing technology start-ups and lent his expertise to guide them into developing successful business models. Nussey currently serves the Boards of Air2Web and Proficient, both of which are pioneering new ways to communicate and market with prospects and customers. Nussey lives with his family in Atlanta, Georgia.

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April 4, 2006

What's Happening to TV Advertising?

I was at a social event the other evening speaking with a friend of mine who works in a consumer-facing business. He told me his company's online business growth had surpassed its brick-and-mortar bus

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April 3, 2006

A Great Quote on Next-Generation Media

Dana VanDen Heuvel of Pheedo uttered a great quote while speaking at the recent Chicago DM Days & Expo. "RSS is the new email, blogs are the new white paper and podcasting is the new Webinar," he said.

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February 6, 2006

Nationwide attention on pay-for-delivery

spam

The AOL Goodmail announcement exploded onto the national landscape today. I am pleasantly surprised to see the mainstream media paying attention to this issue. Check out the articles in the NY Times and USA Today.

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