Web 2.0 companies connect one to many, about little or much, deliver it whenever and wherever, on whatever, to some or none.
Web 2.0 companies are delivering the infrastructure which was first disconnected, then it became more connected, and eventually it will seamlessly merge everyone’s connection for yet unknown functionality and value. That’s the next […]

StartUp entrepreneurs seek achievement. They pursue because they see value, accomplishment, reward, and recognition. Many of them expect to succeed when they start - few of them do.
For the largest group of startup people economic success is a derivative of great product development, deployment, and customer satisfaction. That formula for business or startUp success isn’t […]

Google, Facebook, and other household names - would have sold out if they had only got their price along the way,
writes influential Paul Graham in the article “Why Aren’t There More Googles?” Further, he posits, had acquirers been smarter they would have paid more earlier, and of course much less later. His inferred conclusion for […]

An associate named Marko made a post here. Marko is a veteran startUp guy. He spent 6-7 years at his first startUp practically from day one.
He grew with the company, through it’s first couple of years and 70 angel investors who financed millions of startUp dollars. He went through the “You can’t do that!” […]

If you live in California you got half of the venture money and half of the deals the first quarter of 2008. All the rest of the country got the rest (really 54%). Wow!
In the past couple of days PriceWaterhouseCoopers
reported their first quarter MoneyTree report. This is a great source of information about […]

Daniel Primack writes in PE Week Wire — Tuesday, January 22 about a company that helps set some markers about possible valuations - not that any possible result accomplished by this data point relates to starting anything today or yesterday - unless you’ve hit the critical marker of demonstrative audience interest, growth, and importance - […]

when this kind of value destruction occurs in the market there is a massive correction of value. what you used to own is now worth decidedly less say even 10-15% less and of course the number across the market must be trillions - or near that - it was reported on the 17th of january […]