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The Value of No

Today’s Great VC Post comes from Stu Phillips of Ridgelift Ventures.  There have been plenty of useful posts in the past about the value of Saying No and it’s a meme that seems to go around the VC and entrepreneur blogs on a regular basis.  Stu’s post – Getting to NO! – highlights how he thinks […]

Today’s Great VC Post comes from Stu Phillips of Ridgelift Ventures.  There have been plenty of useful posts in the past about the value of Saying No and it’s a meme that seems to go around the VC and entrepreneur blogs on a regular basis.  Stu’s post – Getting to NO! – highlights how he thinks about it.

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Should Venture-backed Companies Require Non-Competes?

Today’s great post(s) are from Fred Wilson and Bijan Sabet regarding the usage of non-compete clauses for employees of venture-backed startups.  Specifically Bijan argues that non-competes should be eliminated and Fred argues that they should not, if properly paid for. It’s an interesting debate, but one that I side with Fred on.  Having spent the past 10 […]

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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 […]

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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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