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- Once upon a time I was always before my time! Time though, has moved on and finally I am in the moment! - famous people - famous brands... all good things come to those who wait! Needless to say...
- Yes, timing is everything. And the would-be start-up entrepreneur's job is to just keep going until investors agree that the timing is right. Having said that, I think the best opportunities...
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Nic Brisbourne’s view from London on venture capital and exploiting change in technology and media
On Saturday Scoble pondered the question that is on everyone’s lips from his standpoint in Davos. I like the way he captures the two sides of the debate.
First the bull side:
I spoke with Steve Forbes last night (yes, that Steve Forbes) and he thinks that the doom and gloome ... Continue reading »
First the bull side:
I spoke with Steve Forbes last night (yes, that Steve Forbes) and he thinks that the doom and gloome ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
Lean business is good business and I expect smart start ups will thrive regardless.
The main concern is the too many firms chasing too few ad dollars, per the Publicis top dog (Levy?). It'll be interesting to see how that kicks in and shakes out VC portfolios.
1 year ago
On house prices, for me they're here to stay. Agree that they're ludicrous but supply is awful owing to planning laws and the speed at which the planning authorities work (they are and have always been a nightmare in the South-East at least) and demand is voracious. Factor in London 2012 sucking labour away from developers and prices are only going in one direction.