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  • Paul Kedrosky  I'm a big fan of Spoonerisms, so you're delong with a pro here.
  • • 3 months ago
    •   PR industry: Still grasping for a clue
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  • Paul Kedrosky  "Rocket surgery"?
  • • 3 months ago
    •   PR industry: Still grasping for a clue
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  •   mathewi  Yeah, you like that one? My own invention :-) It's surprising how few people notice.
  •   n8k99  at least we're not talking about "nuclear rocket surgery!"
  •   kevinbriody  I'm glad someone else noticed this line. I love it - visions of a spaghetti mass of wires sticking out with an engineer yelling "soldering iron stat!"
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  • Paul Kedrosky  Agreed Fred. My worry is that we're really seeing here is the market saying venture doesn't need to be as large an asset class any more, the companies being created and capital required don't warrant it. That is another way of reading a shrinking exit market.
  • • 3 months ago
    •   We Need A New Path To Liquidity
    •   A VC
  •   fredwilson  you are so right Paul. the companies don't need the money so the late stage market should move toward providing liquidity to the early stage investors and founders.
  •   Krassen Dimitrov  drug biotech still needs lots of money, however, even that pales in comparison with energy. $100M rounds are becoming quite common in that group. You have not seen exits yet, it is very new, however a few companies will make it out big: Ausra, some of the geothermal plays...
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  • Paul Kedrosky  Oh sure, beat me up more for you having come up with the "unfair to rocks" crack. Damn you.
  • • 3 months ago
    •   Yahoo: Will merge for food
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  •   mathewi  Sorry, Paul -- couldn't resist :-)
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  • Paul Kedrosky  Yup, and that's sort of my point. I thought he was going the Portfolio death-by-piecework-pay approach, rather than bloggers-have-no-self-discipline. As always, heart attacks trump economics.
  • • 3 months ago
    •   New York Times: blog trolling 101
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