NDAs, Non-Disclosure Agreements, are (in theory) one of the small protections afforded to entrepreneurs looking to protect an idea. However, most VC’s will refuse to sign them for a number of reasons. Entrepreneurs wrongly assume
Student entrepreneurship and university-led incubating of startups are subjects I have covered before. Recently though I have jumped on several email lists for organizations dedicated to promoting university-level technology innovation and I hope to get
Some follow-ups on Keith Benjamin’s article on venture investing and the current credit crunch that stimulated the New York Times article I mentioned yesterday. Keith’s original post highlighted the fact that the credit crunch should
The New York Times is running a contrarian article today, highlighting a few Valley VCs who believe the credit crunch could be a boon to tech investing ’“ not a hindrance. “When the credit crunch
While freely flowing venture capital and hedge fund money has arguably created a new financial bubble, there is another bubble expanding at an even greater rate. It is a bubble that remains largely unmentioned and