I've stayed out of the on-again, off-again debate about how Seattle entrepreneurs compare to their counterparts in Silicon Valley. I can't seem to wrap (
Read more)
The Senate Banking Committee has had an initial hearing to consider Senator Dodd's “Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2009.” In (
Read more)
Joe Wallin, Brian Myers and I have put up a petition concerning the threat to Reg D, an issue about which all three of us have written in recent days ( (
Read more)
What did we do before Google search? I'll come back to that question below. Let me first report on what's happened in the week since Joe Wallin discov (
Read more)
Twitter updated its privacy policy last week. Venkat Balasubramani has an early and authoritative review of it here. No need for me repeat Venkat's a (
Read more)
In a comment today to my second post about not-so-goodies buried in the Dodd financial system reform bill, Joe Wallin points out that the Senator is al (
Read more)
Another nugget in the "discussion draft" of the Dodd bill: raising the bar for the "accredited investor" standard, and thus shrinki (
Read more)
Late last month the House Financial Services Committee, chaired by Rep. Barney Frank, approved a bill that would exempt advisers to venture capital fun (
Read more)
I love the points Chris Dixon hit in his post today announcing his new seed stage fund, Founder Collective.First of all, the dollars announced are mean (
Read more)
In the course of a talk yesterday at Reed College, J. Bradford DeLong, UC Berkeley economist and blogger extraordinaire, made (what I took to be compli (
Read more)
I went to an informational session held on the Seattle campus of the University of Washington this evening for the Founder Institute's upcoming Winter (
Read more)
In a post last weekend, I wrote that "Facebook cannot fully participate in the open web because it will remain committed to advertising." Thr (
Read more)
Earlier this week, the House Financial Services Committee approved the Private Fund Investment Advisers Registration Act by a bipartisan vote of 67-1. (
Read more)