In my last VentureCast, I started out by claiming that I was going to talk about two things: conferences and my Deal or No Deal blog post on VentureBlog. Well, it turned out that I rambled on for over a half hour talking about conferences, so I decided that my discussion of Deal or No Deal could wait. But that long wait has ended. In this episode of VentureCast, I go into a bit more detail on how I think about acquisition offers and startups in the context of what has become an acquisition economy (by virtue of the very limited number of IPOs that have been launched in the last handful of years). If you're interested in hearing more about Deal or No Deal, this VentureCast is for you!
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April 03, 2006
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Hey David, I enjoyed the podcast. Thanks for the entertainment while we're preparing one week before launch without having slept yet. Jason Calcanis had an interesting recent post that is along the same lines. He said there are three real things that happen: Sell too early, Sell at the right time, or sell too late. I look forward to the next podcast.
-Jason L. Baptiste
Posted by: Jason L. Baptiste | April 03, 2006 at 04:59 AM