Sarah Lacy has reported on startups and venture capital in Silicon Valley for nearly a decade. She writes Valley Girl, a biweekly column for BusinessWeek and co-hosts Tech Ticker on Yahoo! Finance. She lives in San Francisco. Learn more
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I have been fascinated with this story for a while. Boston used to be the only place other than Silicon Valley that had a strong critical mass of startup activity no matter what. It seems that's been deteriorating quarter-after-quarter for a while now. See video on the jump for more. I posed this to the panel, but it hasn't really been answered yet: What does this mean for the balance of power in bi-coastal firms? Any thoughts on this please comment away.
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