by Brad Feld February 24, 2007

Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics

Ah – two great VC posts in one day – what more could you ask for? Scott Maxwell of OpenView Venture Partners has an awesome post up titled 10 best ways to lie with metrics. I’m glad to see Scott blogging again – his MIT background shines through with his critical thinking on any topic […]

Ah – two great VC posts in one day – what more could you ask for? Scott Maxwell of OpenView Venture Partners has an awesome post up titled 10 best ways to lie with metrics. I’m glad to see Scott blogging again – his MIT background shines through with his critical thinking on any topic he goes after.

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August 19, 2011

Entrepreneurs Thoughts On VCs And Angels

VCs can be real dolts (I know – I’m a VC – and I’m periodically a total knuckhead). Scott Kirsner of the Boston Globe has an outstanding article up on Boston.com titled Entrepreneurs talk back: Straight-up feedback and advice for VCs and angels. In it, he has some choice feedback from entrepreneurs to VCs and […]

December 30, 2009

Is An Inside Round Good or Bad?

Bijan Sabet has today’s Great VC Post titled The Inside Round. In it, he talks about the pros and cons of an inside round which he defines as: “There are times where a follow on financing does not include a new VC firm. The new round is financed by the current investors. This is known […]

December 10, 2008

Deciding Which VCs to Avoid (or to approach)

Georges van Hoegaerden, the managing director of The Venture Company, has today’s post of the day titled Which investors to avoid. In addition to a couple of great one-liners, it’s got some good advice. To reinforce Georges post with an opposite, take a look at Fred Wilson’s post Soundcloud – Flickr For Musicians. In it, […]

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