by Brad Feld July 4, 2008

Intent, Term Sheets, and Off Limit Questions

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him. Term Sheets vs. Intent 3 VC Questions You Should Not Answer Dancing With the One Who Brung Ya Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him.

Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

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February 24, 2007

Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics

Ah – two great VC posts in one day – what more could you ask for? Scott Maxwell of OpenView Venture Partners has an awesome post up titled 10 best ways to lie with metrics. I’m glad to see Scott blogging again – his MIT background shines through with his critical thinking on any topic […]

December 3, 2007

Should Venture-backed Companies Require Non-Competes?

Today’s great post(s) are from Fred Wilson and Bijan Sabet regarding the usage of non-compete clauses for employees of venture-backed startups. Specifically Bijan argues that non-competes should be eliminated and Fred argues that they should not, if properly paid for. It’s an interesting debate, but one that I side with Fred on. Having spent the past 10 […]

December 31, 2007

My Lawyer Wants Equity in My Startup

Venture Hacks has today’s great post titled Should I give my lawyers equity? This is a common ask by most lawyers of their early stage clients. Venture Hacks gives you all the correct answers to this question.

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