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After FTX, corporate governance is top of mind for many. This was a great listen on the Panic with Friends podcast.
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At some point we will all have a reason not to fund the next ‘big thing’ because the next big thing starts out as an idea that competes with something you or the vc, or syndicate you are looking at or already funded 6 months or 6 years ago.
Howard Lindzon on the Conflict Crunch.
It may even get more nuanced than this as people make the relative trade against the pro-rata share of the "old big thing" vs. their allowed capacity in the "new big thing." Double down on your winners people and cut your losses.
A review of Howard Lindzon's ride on Yelp...
Seems Howard Lindzon might know what he's talking about after all...
Check out this timeline of his posts over the last year, from when & why he was a buyer of YELP stock (around $20) to his eventual exit from the investment (around $70) for a handsome profit.
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Time Machine! Tumblr’s David Karp in 2007, Age 21.
Thanks to Quartz’s Zach Seward for jogging my memory about this oldie and goodie: Tumblr’s David Karp in a video interview taped in 2007, when he was 21, had 75,000 users and was talking about stuff like Digg, Flickr … and Twitter.
Karp’s interviewer is Howard Lindzon, who’s now known as the guy behind StockTwits. Assuming that the interview was taped close to the time it was published, it would have meant that the two men were talking as Karp was raising his first funding round of $750,000, led by Union Square Ventures and Spark Capital.
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