| Date | Title | Description |
| 02.08.2013 | Initialized Capital Raises $39M To Invest in Startups | Y Combinator partners Garry Tan and Harj Taggar and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian have raised $39m for a fund called Initialized Capital.
According to a filing with the S.E.C., 29 accredited investors have invested in the offering.
Given... |
| 22.11.2012 | “In the Studio,” MkII’s Ron Palmeri Puts His Own Spin On The VC Model | Editor’s Note: Semil Shah is an EIR with Javelin Venture Partners and has been a contributor to TechCrunch since January 2011. You can follow him on Twitter at @semil.
“In the Studio” kicks off some special holiday episodes this weekend by ... |
| 07.11.2012 | We’ve broken this startup thing | A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how our ideals and idols are totally broken and that we needed to re-evaluate how we work on, and within online / digital / technology companies.
So I was quite sad to see another idol admitting that sam... |
| 07.11.2012 | We’ve broken this startup thing | A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how our ideals and idols are totally broken and that we needed to re-evaluate how we work on, and within online / digital / technology companies.
So I was quite sad to see another idol admitting that same... |
| 31.08.2012 | Booting Up: Stop Talking About Ditching Email Edition | You’re welcome for the Comic Sans. (Photo: American Treasure Tour)
Here’s the new Amazon Kindle. It has a “paperwhite” backlit display. [The Verge]
Facebook set to launch email and phone number-based ad targeting this week which is only mil... |
| 13.06.2011 | Y Combinator Brings On Alumni To Be "Part Time Partners" | Y Combinator has just announced its “Part Time Partner” program, which will bring in former YC alumni to mentor the most recent cohort of startups, like regular partners, but only 1/5 of the time.
Joining the prestigious ranks of Paul Graha... |
| 02.05.2008 | Coming to America: Getting visas to do business in Silicon Valley | One of the parlor tricks I like to perform when starting off any Silicon Valley talk or presentation is to ask the audience to raise their hand if they currently live in the area. Most people raise their hand. I then ask the people who were... |
