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by Mistone 20y ago
sounds like a possibility, I will follow up with an email later today, thanks for posting!
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Eric Schmidts 70/20/10 Model - Startup Edition(promoterforce.com)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|0 comments
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by Mistone 20y ago
PromoterForce is a referral marketing platform for high end service business. Seeking co-founder in SF Bay Area, with a blend of Tech + Biz skills. Contact me to learn more: hasan (at) promoterforce.com
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Don't do it alone! Lets connect co-founders. Post quick descript of your idea, location, and needs
10 points by Mistone 20y ago|29 comments
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11th Annual Webby Awards Nominees & Winners(webbyawards.com)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|0 comments
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by Mistone 20y ago
lets dream for a minute - All things even, I would prefer Microsoft over Yahoo, but likely go with Google over both. Even better would be a slightly smaller, more focused player like SalesForce.com. It seems that Yahoo has a tendency to s
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by Mistone 20y ago
Hello, I would definitely be interested on getting some space in SF but not so much if you are thinking of a South Bay location. I'm currently based in Petaluma so I would also need to get setup living wise in SF but this is in proce
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by Mistone 20y ago
The E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber - its all about vision, systems, and building a business that can scale. Small Giants by Bo Burlingham
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by Mistone 20y ago
While the original post may have been a bit off target it certainly set off a very interesting comment conversation. The post has been thoroughly critiqued here, but I did want to add on thing that came to mind as I was reading through the
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by Mistone 20y ago
the $250 for rent and wifi is determined by the market in NYC, and other major cities. It sounds like you could have even lower cost in Columbus, but the most important thing is setting up a high performance environment for startups to ge
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by Mistone 20y ago
Why Not NYC? There are plenty of great startups forming in NYC, it is a truly global city. Like other great cities it has extremely high costs of living. So why not create a place where startups gain the benefits of working in a collabora
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by Mistone 20y ago
yes, that is truly awful, there should be a disclaimer: viewing this page may result in founders jumping out of windows.
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by Mistone 20y ago
i have to agree, I find my self checking in many times throughout the day. I never really got into Digg or Reddit because there was so much irrelevancy to the submissions and with so many users it never felt like your posts got much face t
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by Mistone 20y ago
this is a good point, there does need to be more tax incentive for entrepreneurs to start, especially if incentives were targeted relieving the burden of the first few months. This is way over the head of politicians who simply want the nex
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Entrepreneurial Idol - UC Berkeley, CRV and Om Malik(berkeleydmec.org)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|0 comments
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Good News for Startups and Angels: Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Act 2007(promoterforce.com)
2 points by Mistone 20y ago|4 comments
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by Mistone 20y ago
sounds like a fun environment, rent is a little high even by SF standards, and especially for a pre-funding startup, but i guess if/after the angel and vc rounds come, it is not such a concern.
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by Mistone 20y ago
where is the crystal towers building?
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Angel Market Grows 10% in 2006(wsbe.unh.edu)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|0 comments
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by Mistone 20y ago
That was fun, some where spot on, other were a bit fuzzy, a link to my results below: http://www.likebetter.com/quiz/results?quiz_id=918442805&user_list_id=6
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by Mistone 20y ago
link to full report: http://www.sba.gov/advo/research/rs296tot.pdf
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Study Examines Silicons Valley's "IT" Factor (SBA Office of Advocacy) (pdf)(sba.gov)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|1 comments
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Introducing Web2Open @ Web 2.0 Expo: The free conference attended, imagined and created by YOU.(socialtext.net)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|0 comments
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by Mistone 20y ago
don't know the details but these finalists were selected from a pool of 70-80 entries and all the judges are top name VC's and angels, so you tend to get a good group. Many of the final group are fairly IP/Research orientated so it might
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How to let your current employer fund your next startup(gobignetwork.com)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|1 comments
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Announcing the 2007 Finalist Teams - UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition(bplan.berkeley.edu)
1 points by Mistone 20y ago|2 comments
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by Mistone 20y ago
I'm going this year, but did not go last year. Not sure what to expect but it should be fun! With the insane cost of most of the hot web conferences, and the primary value that you get from conferences being people you meet, this is a grea
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by Mistone 20y ago
"Once you have kids, you can't afford to take that kind of chance with your life because you're also responsible for their lives." I agree to a point, but having kids does not relegate you to life in a cubicle, slowing building your 401 K,
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by Mistone 20y ago
great stats on how a massively popular startup actually can earn money. While they may not have broken even yet, $9.34 million in 2006 is nothing to scoff at.
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by Mistone 20y ago
a good point, I think it can work both ways, but my wife is a great sounding board and brings a unique / non techie point of view to the discussion which is extremely valuable.

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