Phillip York Goldman was an American software engineer and entrepreneur.
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11 Facts About Phil Goldman
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Phil Goldman graduated first in his engineering class, Phi Beta Kappa, from Princeton University in 1986, in a class that included Jeff Bezos and David Hitz, founder of NetApp.
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Phil Goldman served as chair of Princeton's Computer Science Advisory Council, and in 1998, Goldman donated $2 million to his alma mater to endow a chair, becoming the youngest alumnus ever to do so.
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All three eventually left Apple, Perlman founding Replay Networks, Phil Goldman going to General Magic, and Bruce founding Rocket Science Games.
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Phil Goldman left in 2002 to found MailBlocks, Inc, an e-mail provider using whitelisting to fight spam.
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Phil Goldman tried to build a Jack in the Box restaurant near his office in Los Altos, California, but the city refused him permission.
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Phil Goldman served as a director of BraveKids, a charity that uses the internet to provide information and support for families of children with serious illnesses.
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Phil Goldman died on December 26,2003, at the age 39 at his home in Los Altos Hills, California.
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Phil Goldman is buried at Hills of Eternity Memorial Park in Colma, California.
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