Here’s an excerpt I’ve been meaning to post, mostly for my personal archive. Something to think about as the markets chug along and Tokyo is a decade “overdue” for its little jolt (though keep in mind this was written in 1989…)
“What if there is a massive earthquake in Tokyo? Tokyo is reduced to rubble. Investors [...]
Archive for May, 2007
Au contrare
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26 May 2007 |
16:18 |
Japan, biznomics, diary |
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Paul Graham’s Guide to Investors
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1 May 2007 |
10:26 |
Internet, Japan, biznomics, entrepreneurship, web2.0 |
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Here’s a fascinating read by Paul Graham on factors startup founders should keep in mind while seeking investors, angel or VC. In exploring the options myself for a few of our projects (miistation and kirakirajin) the topic inevitably turns to valuations, which I’ve found more difficult than expected to respond to. There’s the money you [...]
Here’s a fascinating read by Paul Graham on factors startup founders should keep in mind while seeking investors, angel or VC. In exploring the options myself for a few of our projects (miistation and kirakirajin) the topic inevitably turns to valuations, which I’ve found more difficult than expected to respond to. There’s the money you [...]


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