In a partnership dissolution, there's generally agreements about the assets. I would assume they'd each have rights to access those relationships and produce c

In a partnership dissolution, there's generally agreements about the assets. I would assume they'd each have rights to access those relationships and produce conferences in the future. In my mind, Calcanis came to the partnership as the "lesser" party (which is why it was named the TechCrunch50 and not the JasonNation50)... For TechCrunch to NOT be able to have ongoing relationships with folks who were working with the TechCrunch50 seems odd... But it all comes down to the partnership and dissolution agreements that were signed.