m2cw – my 2 cents worth

stored for a later reading: Inc.com | Firing Your Board

How to Build a Great Team – Total Leadership – CIO Magazine Apr 15,2004

How to Achieve Your Vision – Three skills you need to get the job done – – CIO Magazine Sep 15,2004

How to Read the Signs – Total Leadership – CIO Magazine Feb 15,2004

wikipedia is a very interesting concept which is explained and “defended” in this blog entry by Joi Ito: Wikipedia attacked by ignorant reporter

here is another interesting article on the subject: Silicon Valley – Dan Gillmor’s eJournal – Wikipedia Shows Power of Cooperation

the dumbest thing to do in a competitve environment is to compete on price (that was one of the first lessons in marketing during my MBA – along with: if you are the market leader don’t compare yourself to the runner ups or mention them in your ads!)

fred wilson has an interesting post on the topic: A VC: Competing on Price

BuzzMachine… by Jeff Jarvis

Mac is superior in the workplace, but often falls victim to misconceptions

interesting insights and thoughts: The Perfect VC: Operator or Investor? (by bill burnham, general partner at softbank one of the largest tech vc worldwide)

this is the original background story to this entry

very good article: it doesn’t have to be this way

i especially liked this quote: “That’s a major difference in approach: Windows thinks it’s a surprise worth telling you about when something works. Apple doesn’t.”

my experience so far has been similar: OnlyOnce: How to Negotiate a Term Sheet with a VC (Updated)

interesting point of view but seemingly correct (if judged by the comments):A VC: Overfunding Companies