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J. Michael Arrington (born March 13, 1970 in Huntington Beach, California) is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of TechCrunch, a blog covering startups and technology news.
Startups 101: The Complete Mint Presentation
The best advice we can give you is to know your audience. You don't try to sell booze to pregnant women, you don't make God-jokes in Utah and you don't get a term sheet without tailoring your pitch. Investors are already blogging about what they want from potential portfolio companies, so if you're looking for funding you should be reading their blogs.
5 Great Blogs For Funding Advice - ReadWriteStart
The Essential Startup Reader: 10 Lessons in Entrepreneurship – G
As a blogger, I spend most of my time writing. But it’s time spent reading that’s most satisfying.
[This blog post is by Ben Horowitz, the Horowitz of Andreessen Horowitz.] At our new venture fund, we’ve been spending time looking into new ways that will make the lives of entrepreneurs seeking funding easier. To that end, we’ve linked up with Ted Wang who has been working on an open source legal project called the Series Seed documents .
blog.pmarca.com: Angels vs. Venture Capitalists
Envie d'entreprendre: Faut-il faire une étude de marché pour cré
Par Guilhem Bertholet (chroniqueur exclusif) - Incubateur HEC Si chaque création d’entreprise et chaque entrepreneur est unique, on retrouve quand même chez quasiment tout le monde les mêmes interrogations au moment de se lancer dans le grand bain.
[France] As my first post on Techcrunch Europe I thought it could be interesting to give you some insights on the French market, and especially the situation regarding fund raising. So here is a list of (almost all) French companies in the web industry that have raised more than €1 million in 2009.
Exclusive: French tech firms which raised over €1 million in 200
