When
Andreessen Horowitz invested
a whopping $15 million into
RapGenius this past fall, they were keen to
point out that the platform can be used for decoding more than song lyrics, and extend to other forms of wordplay -- literature, historical texts, political speeches, and the like. The venture capital firm has really put their mouths where their money is.
Marc Andreessen and
Ben Horowitz have both logged onto RapGenius to add
their own decodings of the
memo issued this past week by Groupon's founder
Andrew Mason after he'd been
fired from his position as CEO.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/2BIqh7dgLQs/
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