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Jul.08
9:25 AM ET
Tuesday, 8 Jul 2008
Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference
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It's a who's-who of top dogs, from Warren Buffett, to Bill Gates, to the CEOs of all the media companies. It's one of the most fun events I get to cover all year. Now I don't get to go into the sessions that Allen & Co. holds to discuss the top issues in the biz-- the organizers keep journalists outside the official events. But I do get to ambush everyone from Howard Stringer to John Malone.
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Keep checking back this week for updates--last year Sergey Brin made news announcing that Google is definitively not interested in Facebook and Warren Buffett weighed in on the economy. I can't wait to see what startups emerge as hot takeover targets and what news breaks this year. Keep reading!
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