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by tj on June 27, 2003
Techdirt features a good synopsis, why VC investments shrank in last years. I my opinion the chain theory makes sense. People won't have the 'extended' view into the future. Instead it does matter, what somebody can do for the company recently and not in a far future. So who cares what's going on in 10 years?
Maybe I'm wrong, but for the first time since 2001 I think we have seen the bottom line. Early stage and later stage investments will go up during 2003. I'll put some bottles of red wine on it.
Maybe I'm wrong, but for the first time since 2001 I think we have seen the bottom line. Early stage and later stage investments will go up during 2003. I'll put some bottles of red wine on it.
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