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Get VCs to sign NDAs?(wac6.com)
1 points by wac6 13y ago|0 comments
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Time to Advertise Your Private Offering? Not So Fast(blogs.wsj.com)
5 points by wac6 13y ago|0 comments
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Feature suggestion for HootSuite, TweetDeckm etc(wac6.com)
1 points by wac6 13y ago|0 comments
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What Cloud Politics Means for the Hosted Startup(wac6.com)
1 points by wac6 16y ago|0 comments
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SEC Does Right Thing, Shows Sensitivity to Angel Financing(wac6.com)
2 points by wac6 16y ago|0 comments
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by wac6 16y ago
George, awesome post. Another suggestive possibility, to borrow from your astute way of phrasing, may be for stock option holders to weigh exercising the vested portions of their options prior to January 1, 2012. Such date being the new dat
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by wac6 16y ago
Who said Twitter DOESN'T keep a record of your tweets? What's been said is that Twitter doesn't let users access any archive of your tweets they may well have, and that they may well continue to mine. Your point makes me want to revisit the
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How to Make Bernie Madoff and Plaintiff's Lawyers Alike Salivate Over Startups(wac6.com)
2 points by wac6 16y ago|0 comments
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by wac6 17y ago
Yes, you have to build the shelf life of the company into this. One model I have seen a Seattle investor use is to assume a shelf life of 12-15 years at best. But if you can return invested capital every 2-4 years, you have a good run. And
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by wac6 17y ago
Yes, you'd have a better chance of accurately estimating the risk, and you would be in a position (control) to do something about it, trim the sails, fire the management, retain the management, whatever. Staying involved day to day has cost