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"While Kleiner Perkins Caulfield &amp; Byers may have mentioned that it was no longer interested in web 2.0 companies, the notable venture firm is still interested in the Internet.  For a while now, Kleiner has been looking for a new partner, and Chi-Hua Chien is the new man.  Kleiner's wooed him away from his associate position at Accel Partners, where he spearheaded several web-related initiatives including the funding of YuMe Networks among other deals, as a venture adviser.  \nFrom marketing to business development, Chien has a pretty well-rounded resume when it comes to developmental roles across a handful of companies.  But does Kleiner really think web 2.0 is a wrap?  Kleiner seems to have avoided a good portion of those companies that would be considered web 2.0 in the specific sense, though the term is broad and easily incorporates various sectors of any given company that holds some semblance of a web presence.  \nAs Chien will be focusing his time at Kleiner on investments in Internet and mobile applications as well as online advertising technologies and infrastructure, according to Venturebeat, there should still be some heavy involvement with entities that deal with web 2.0.  Considering Accel's own participation with a number of web 2.0 companies including Facebook, it's also clear that Chien has some expertise in this area as well."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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