I normally ignore Techcrunch, but I admit there is something satisfyingly “meta” about an organization that is devoted to dramatizing other people's private bus

I normally ignore Techcrunch, but I admit there is something satisfyingly “meta” about an organization that is devoted to dramatizing other people's private business dealings dramatizing its own private business dealings. I don’t say this in a mean way. Perhaps people like Sarah Lacy are simply walking their own talk and living the kind of transparency they have forced other people to display.