You’ve started your own business and you hope to one day get funded by a reputable VC (yes – there are a few of them.) You’ve got a great idea, your business plan is almost drafted, and you’ve self funded the company along with another co-founder out of savings and credit cards. You think you’ll […]
Today’s Great VC blog post is from Dave Hornik at August Capital. Dave writes one of the longest running VC blogs (it might be the first, but I don’t keep track of these things) called VentureBlog. His current post – The Widget Economy – isn’t about VC and entrepreneurship issues, but it does a good […]
If you read our blog from time to time, you’ll know that Brad and I dislike the U.S. patent system with a particular distate for software patents. Two weeks ago, the Supreme Court issued a couple of rulings that seemed to be nudging the system in the right direction. Today, Brad sent me an article regarding […]
You’ve been offered a job at a startup. The folding tables look romantic, the smell from the Chinese restaurant next door isn’t too annoying (yet), and there is a plunger in the one bathroom. The founders tell you that cash is tight but they are having lots of meetings with VCs and a financing is […]
Fred Wilson has today’s great VC post up titled The Anti VC. The post is simple and asks the question “what exactly is ‘the anti VC’”? The real meat is in the comments which are fantastic.
Today’s guest blogger is Matt McCall of Draper Fisher Jurvetson Portage. Matt writes a popular blog called VC Confidential. Matt takes on the following question: What are some of the best ways you’ve seen to sensibly estimate and/or calculate capital and/or operating cash flow, and how do you like to see this presented to an […]
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