Me, Wine, Valerie
Here's an interview I did for BuzzLogic's Vino Diaries podcast. The audio is a little awkward-- Guessing my mic job on my turtleneck was part of the problem so my apologies! I love that they actually LET you drink on this podcast, unlike Happy Hour where they only pretend!
Enjoy!
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"The VC industry is like the music industry." Powerful statement, but very true. Its just a matter of efficient economics - we're removing all the friction in the transactions. As entrepreneurs, either we don't need funding because of neglible startup costs or we can directly access funding without the attached VC costs/innefficiencies or sweater-vests ;-)
Perhaps crowd-sourced funding will take off in the near future as well.
Posted by: Shafqat | July 01, 2008 at 08:15 AM
Classy interview at the Wine Bar =)
Posted by: Adam Singer | July 06, 2008 at 02:54 PM
Good interview. I liked the insights about the similarities between VC & music industry.
Posted by: Robleh | July 07, 2008 at 09:35 AM