There’s no getting around it: Jim Breyer is a very bright guy. The Dealbook section of nytimes.com features a story this week about Breyer, who was one of the first investors in Facebook. That was in 2005 — long before Goldman and two dozen other venture firms got involved. His firm, Accel, is an investor in technology companies like Groupon and Facebook among 15 other investments in the New York area in the last 3 years.
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