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- Why We Need Bubbles: "Preventing bubbles would do ...
- The Bubble Bowl: "It was just five years ago, alth...
- NYSE chief, at Davos, sees IPO recovery continuing...
- Buy.com: How Soon We Forget: "‘Cream is not the on...
- Analyst cuts Netflix target price to $3: "Wedbush ...
- Buy.com bounces back to IPO market: "The company, ...
- Google partying, but not quite like it's '99 : "Co...
- Travelzoo's shares suffer Q4-related reality check...
- Internet News Sites Are Back in Vogue: "Dow Jones ...
- Friendster, Love and Money: "Since Friendster firs...
- U.S. venture capital up in 2004, ending declines: ...
- The Return of Returns: "If we had any doubts about...
- Venture investing in tech companies rises: "Electr...
- WSJ: Google Gets Liquid: "An infographic from toda...
- Stalking The Killer IPOs: "Profiting in this marke...
- VCs Shuck Their Shellshock: "For better or worse, ...
- Go Daddy's Super Bowl Story: "After hiring an adve...
- Google riches outed on the Web: "'The whole cultur...
- Tech Startup 2.0: "Everywhere you look, signs of l...
- Software startup goes up for sale: "'We are seekin...
- Another The Startups Are Back Article: "It's begin...
- Things are loosening up: "Maybe it’s just the fact...
- Check out a new blog directory that must be cool s...
- Options not out yet, VCs say: "'This doesn't becom...
- Tech IPOs 'rise from the ashes': "The 2004 market ...
- How bullish are newsletters today vs five years ag...
- Wall Street's Designs on '05? A Merger Boom: "Afte...
- IPOs of Venture-Funded Cos. Raise $5 Bln: "The ini...
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About Me
- Charlie
- Hi, I'm Charlie Wood. I'm the founder and former CEO of Spanning (acquired by EMC), a married father of two, a native Texan and Austinite, and the oldest guy in most of my classes at UT, where I'm adding an economics major to my computer science degree.
For more about my re-entry into academic life, read this blog's inaugural post.