Silicon Valley tales from Buck’s Diner

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Silicon Valley tales from Buck's Diner

28:36 | editor | Aug 27th, 2007 8:00am |

Valerie Cunningham interviews Jamis McNiven, the owner of Buck’s Diner, in Woodside, Calif. This is where many of Silicon Valley’s most famous companies got their start: pitching their business plans in breakfast meetings with local VCs. Also on TechOne: Josh Hallett and Alex Kim give some great advice on getting around pushback from IT depts when implementing social media projects.

Tags: Jamis McNiven, Buck’s Diner, Silicon Valley, Josh Hallett, Alex Kim, social media

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3 Responses to “Silicon Valley tales from Buck’s Diner”

Jeremiah Owyang:
August 27th, 2007 at 4:43 pm

Val, very cool, I need to go check out that restaurant, what decor!
Thomas Han:
August 30th, 2007 at 7:33 am

Bucks is truly an amazing restaurant in Woodside, favorite among the bikers.

Jamis is quite a character!
Bruce Curley:
August 30th, 2007 at 12:39 pm

Although I’ve never been to Buck’s Diner, Jamis McNiven seems to provide inexpensive and abundant great food and conversation, which feeds the creative ones who often forget to eat, in Silicon Valley. By doing so, he has changed the world.