by Brad Feld June 30, 2008

Where Are My IPOs?

Today’s great post of the day is from Fred Wilson titled The IPO Debate. There were no VC-backed IPOs in Q208 – the first time this has happened since 1978. The National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) is doing a big media push to get the word out about this and what it thinks is the […]

Today’s great post of the day is from Fred Wilson titled The IPO Debate. There were no VC-backed IPOs in Q208 – the first time this has happened since 1978. The National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) is doing a big media push to get the word out about this and what it thinks is the underlying cause and ultimate impact on innovation in the United States. Fred has some great thoughts on the issue.

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February 16, 2007

Why Do Companies Fail?

Will Price from Hummer Winbald has today’s Great VC Blog of the Day up titled Isolating Causality: Bad Market or Bad Company. He could have titled it “Isolating Casualty” (that’s how I read it the first time.)

June 13, 2007

How To Start A Company Like Schilling Pitches

Seth Goldstein has today’s great post up titled Schilling’s Laws for Perfect Start(up)s. If you’ve been hiding under a rock or are a cricket fan (vs. a baseball fan), you probably know that Schilling was one out away from a no-hitter and one-error away from a perfect game last Thursday. Seth was at the game, […]

October 3, 2008

How Many Companies Should Be in a VC’s Fund?

Tom Crotty, managing general partner of Battery Ventures, has today’s best post of the day up over at PEHub. It’s titled The Portfolio Effect: Battery’s Tom Crotty on Why VCs Should Back at Least 25 Companies in Every Fund. Tom explains that, regardless of fund size, each fund should try to have between 25 and […]

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