"The TiE50 is a list of the hottest and most promising startup companies across five segments--Internet Infrastructure, Wireless, Cleantech, Software, and Consumer Web."

05/12/09 - TiE50 WINNERS: 50 Hottest Startups in 5 Hottest Segments!

"Comparing Shopping Engines 2.0 " "If you look at the 1st generation, they were really great at text search...but if you're looking for something very specific or aesthetic...what of the next generation would let you submit a photo? .. Nobody has thought about how do you build a the best shopping search..."

03/20/08 - 01 Visual Search and the Next Generation Shopping - Like.com

"We like its clean setup, and it makes great use of technology that lets the site act like a software program all its own. We even found watches and handbags that we might buy down the line... This Web site won't turn you into a celebrity, but it gives you the ability to see something you like in a photo and find it online quickly. We think shoppers and gift-buying friends alike will find Like.com useful."

11/8/06 - "Where to Find a Famous Look" - Walt Mossberg and Katherine Boehret

"Suppose you crave Halle Berry's sparkle-plenty necklace. You could type in "diamond pendant" into a regular search engine and shirt through the 1272 links it throws up - or you could log on to like.com, a site based on visual, celebrity driven cues: Click on the a pic of Halle's red -carpet-ready bauble, and you receive a instant shopping list of similar styles - at every price imaginable. "

04/15/07 - The Oprah Magazine

 

"Analysts and retailers say they are impressed by the new site... there appears to be general consensus that whatever its strengths and weaknesses, there is nothing on the Web quite like Like."

11/13/06 - "Shopping Site Offers a Way to raid a Celebrity's Closet" - Bob Tedeschi -The New York Times

"This is really new and innovative, and it's one of those buzzworthy sites that'll generate a lot of traffic."

11/13/06 - Sucharita Mulpuru - as quoted in NYTimes Article above

"If words fail when it comes to specifying the exact attributes of the handbag, watch, shoes, or jewelry of the celebrity you most want to imitate, you might have some joy with www.like.com."

12/7/06 - "Want to shop like the stars but words fail you?" - Sara Ledwith - Reuters & Washington Post

"It's akin to showing a photo to a salesperson at a store and saying, 'Show me all the products that look like this.' It sure beats poor attempts at describing the ideal item to a salesperson."

11/8/06 - "Riya's Like.com shopping engine" - Bambi Francisco - Marketwatch