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- Bubble watch: "Not with a bang, but a slow hiss: T...
- WTF 2.0: "What part of 'Version 2' don't these peo...
- Ri.dic.u.lous: "Alright, I know you really really ...
- Happy days are here again?: "Economic indicators a...
- The Rebirth Of Enterprise Focused Chat?: "It reall...
- The Strange Case of the Blind Investor at Market T...
- Boom Times: "I experienced the dotcom bubble from ...
- YouTube is not a real business: "I could set this ...
- In Japan, Day-Trading Like It's 1999: "'This is a ...
- Another $12 million for Six Apart: "Six Apart, the...
- How The IPO Market Got Its Buzz Back: "Investors' ...
- Office building boom picks up: "Three Austin offic...
- wankr beta: "If you're an idiot VC who is willing ...
- iVillage Feeding Frenzy: Bids Could Come Lower, Sa...
- Boom town: "Is Dubai, in fact, the fulcrum of the ...
- Silicon Valley's brat pack is back: "Venture capit...
- When You Make the Cover of Time: "The shark has b...
- Vonage—An IPO filing like it's 1999: "Critics say ...
- Vonage IPO: "Vonage has been raising and spending ...
- The Real Estate Dot Com Bubble?: "Just as it's bec...
- Newroo the latest start-up to help bring order to ...
- "I No Longer Fear Hell for I work in Venture Capit...
- NextNY = Bratpack 2.0^NYC: "Oddly enough, I did th...
- An Idea So Bad It Got Shut Down... Now Gets $50 Mi...
- First Tuesday resurrected in London Archives: "Now...
- "Binomial Marketing Experiment" and Other Euphemis...
- IPO Silly Season Returning?: "Company is less than...
- Silicon Valley Shrugs Off Google Hiccup: "David Ho...
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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.