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Pay-to-Pitch versus Event Sponsorships: What's the Diff?
Written by Dana Oshiro / October 21, 2009 2:00 PM / 11 Comments

After tech heavy hitters like Jason Calacanis, Robert Scoble and Fred Wilson expressed public outrage over its pay-to-play fees, the Keiretsu Forum has begun waiving fees for early-stage startup presentations.

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VC Series A Web Tech Deals in August
Written by Bernard Lunn / September 15, 2009 8:00 AM / 2 Comments

Today is the anniversary of the Lehman Brothers collapse, which triggered the financial meltdown. That was when ReadWriteWeb started tracking Series A deals in Web technology. Thanks to our partner

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From Concept to Cash in 365 Days
Written by Brandon Mendelson / September 12, 2009 10:00 AM / 19 Comments

I had hoped that by 25, I would have been living in LA, dating actresses, and getting bit parts in bad movies as "the ugly guy"... you know, in the

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Swiss Precision Meets Messy Innovation
Written by Bernard Lunn / September 11, 2009 4:00 PM / 9 Comments

The Swiss love precision. You can see it in their watches and reliable trains. You can see it in their founding myth, the story of William Tell. He had to

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Congratulations! What's Next?
Written by Bernard Lunn / September 2, 2009 5:00 PM / 3 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. You did it all: you built a valuable venture

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A Case for IPO Optimism
Written by Guest Author / August 26, 2009 7:30 AM / 3 Comments

There doesn't seem to be a week that goes by without someone lamenting the sorry state of the venture capital market or our favorite exit ramp: the IPO market. Granted,

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When and How Founders Should Hire a Professional CEO
Written by Bernard Lunn / August 26, 2009 5:30 AM / 8 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. There are two schools of thought about founders as

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Relationships in Early-Stage Investing: Riskier, Harder, More Rewarding
Written by Guest Author / August 22, 2009 2:00 PM / 13 Comments

The following is one in a series of guest posts we're running here on ReadWriteWeb. This one is by Reshma Sohoni, CEO of Seedcamp, the global organization dedicated to helping

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Planning Your Exit
Written by Bernard Lunn / August 13, 2009 2:00 PM / 2 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. If you have raised money from investors, you will

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Philly's Freshest: DreamIt Ventures Graduates Class of Ten Startups
Written by Jolie O'Dell / August 13, 2009 12:00 AM / 2 Comments

Philadelphia-based early-stage investment outfit DreamIt Ventures is in the business of finding, funding, and accelerating great startups. Like many similar programs we've covered in the past, DreamIt, now in its

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VC Series A Web Tech Deals in July
Written by Bernard Lunn / August 10, 2009 12:00 PM / 0 Comments

We have been tracking Series A deals in Web technology since the market mayhem in October 2008, and since May we have been working with ChubbyBrain, which tracks this kind

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Maintain Focus, Health, and Passion During the Grind-It-Out Phase
Written by Bernard Lunn / August 6, 2009 7:46 PM / 0 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. When you first start out, you will find it

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How to Scale Without Losing Your Shirt
Written by Bernard Lunn / August 4, 2009 2:53 PM / 4 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. There comes a time for every venture when the

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Not in the Valley? At Least Compete With It
Written by Guest Author / July 26, 2009 11:00 AM / 12 Comments

The following is one in a series of guest posts by venture capitalists that we're running on ReadWriteStart. This one is by Paul Jozefak, a VC based in Hamburg, Germany,

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Three Steps to Building an Online Brand
Written by Bernard Lunn / July 21, 2009 4:49 PM / 16 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. The three steps to building an online brand are:

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How to Build Age-Appropriate Processes
Written by Bernard Lunn / July 16, 2009 5:17 PM / 5 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. If you have kids, you will often hear (or

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How to Hit Your Numbers
Written by Bernard Lunn / July 14, 2009 5:35 PM / 7 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. The language of business is numbers, not concepts. All

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Five Early-Stage Alternatives to the Traditional Investment Model of Growing Startups
Written by Jolie O'Dell / July 9, 2009 8:40 PM / 7 Comments

The ways to grow a tech startup company are outnumbered only by the ways to skin a cat. In between multiple rounds of venture capital from investment groups and skin-of-your-teeth

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How to Fire Non-Performers
Written by Bernard Lunn / July 9, 2009 6:36 PM / 8 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. We added this chapter after reading a recent comment:

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How to Hire an A-Team
Written by Bernard Lunn / July 7, 2009 6:19 PM / 7 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. In How to Be an Effective CEO, we noted

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How to Be an Effective CEO
Written by Bernard Lunn / July 3, 2009 8:25 PM / 14 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. First-time entrepreneurs are usually also first-time CEOs. When you

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Learn to Negotiate and Close
Written by Bernard Lunn / June 30, 2009 10:07 PM / 12 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. "It ain't over till the fat lady sings" means

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Venrock: Still Hustling After All These Years
Written by Bernard Lunn / June 26, 2009 11:00 AM / 4 Comments

Venrock has quite a history as a VC firm. In the 1930s, Laurance Rockefeller pioneered early-stage financing by investing in the entrepreneurs who started Eastern Airlines and McDonnell Aircraft. In

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Build an Insanely Great Web Service
Written by Bernard Lunn / June 25, 2009 2:30 PM / 24 Comments

This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. First, the good news: building a website today is

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What Should You Ask VCs?
Written by Guest Author / June 25, 2009 9:09 AM / 0 Comments

The following is one in a series of guest posts by venture capitalists that we're running here on ReadWriteWeb. This one is by Paul Jozefak, a VC based in Hamburg,

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