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The real value is in applying those same criteria (and perhaps new ones that emerge) to existing firms known to be in deep trouble. Vanguard. Worldview. Before these straggling firms attempt to associate with and ride along the SRF story. Could MDV also be on that list, as where Sam Jadallah just stepped aside? We know Worldview where Mike Orsak, a partner publicly acknowledged a year ago to VentureWire and others he was stepping aside as a GP, wasn't going to bring new deals and, owing to his non-support, Worldview couldn't progress on a new fund. His theatrics and shouting battles prompted other GPs to leave the firm. And....Worldview still lists him as a GP and he continues to have an office at Worldview. What's the story behind that? What are the implications for the firm, the other partners, the LPs, the entrepreneurs and companies in the firm's portfolio? Digging into affairs at Worldview can make VentureBeat's (or for that matter, Dan Primack's reporting) credibility shoot up significantly. Threads uncovered there will all be about the future, what's about to happen, and how pervasive (or not) they are amongst the stragglers amongst venture firms. All that will also be a lot more interesting (and valuable) to VentureBeat readers.
Your coverage on the venture community, including Worldview, Crescendo and SRF, and their respective challenges is giving those of us in the entrepreneur community significant insights previously not available. Please keep up the good job!!
I wont agree with the fact that there is not money made on the net, - if you look back over the past 12 month, and see what Web 2.0 have done, how many money is being moved around - who can ever have a sligth doubt about what impact Web 3.0 is going to have.
Maby some VC's should consider investing in that - offcourse we are seeing VC's as bressemer, Seed Capital and innoinovation investigating were to put money - hopefully - more will be able to look beyond and not just "give up"
Anyway, Matt - nice writing - keep up the good work.
With Kind Regards
Leon Bollerup
CEO // Lead Devleoper
Team ORCA
www.orcadesktop.com
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