Why 'SoLoMo' Isn't Going Anywhere   If you've ever wondered who
to blame for a particular tech buzzword, there's a decent chance
the culprit will either be a startup founder or a venture
capitalist. Fred Wilson is usually listed as the father of the
amorphous phrase "native advertising," Tim O'Reilly takes credit
for the catch-all "Web 2.0" and John Doerr is said to be the one
who coined the ubiquitous acronym "SoLoMo."  At least for
SoLoMo, however, it was somewhat of a group effort. Doerr, a
partner at the influential VC firm Kleiner Perkins, was working
on a presentation in the dining room of his Bay Area home in
mid-2010 along with two other partners at the firm: Bing Gordon,
the former CEO of Electronic Arts, and Chi-Hua Chien, a former
venture advisor at Accel Partners who helped drive that firm's
early investment in Facebook.  Earlier that year, the trio wrote
a guest post on TechCrunch talking about how Apple's recent
release of the first-generation iPad would help spur a shift to
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