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March 11 2010

Teaching Entrepreneurship – By Getting Out of the Building

One of the classes I teach in the engineering school at Stanford is E145: the Fundamentals of Technology Entrepreneurship, an introduction to building a scalable startup. While the class is open to everyone at the University, we want to teach science and engineering undergraduates how they can take a technical idea and turn it into a profitable and scalable company.

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Now we know!

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“ Amokläufer Sarrazin hat tatsächlich seine genialischen Momente. Sein irrwitziger Vorschlag, bei nicht erledigten Hausaufgaben das Kindergeld um die Hälfte zu kürzen, dürfte unschlagbar sein. Eine so kompakte Idee, die gegen mehr Gesetze verstößt, wird sich kaum finden. Wer so unegeniert öffentlich auf den Rechtsstaat scheißt, uriniert sicher auch in die Kühltheke des Supermarkts, wenn ihm die Natur kommt. ”

— Feynsinn » Wohin mit den Reststoffwechslern?

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PLAYING THE GAME / SOFA SURFERS on Vimeo

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“ New word for my day so far: dramarrhea ”

— Twitter / Jeffrey Zeldman

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First time veggie burger at McDonalds. It's like a tiny veggie bun wrapped in two pieces of paperboard. For 1,10 Euro.

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What is the Right Amount of Money to Raise at a Startup?

Both Sides of the Table

This is part of my ongoing series on Raising Venture Capital.

appetizers Recently I’ve been debating with a number of young startup companies that are raising money in the next few months, “what is the right amout of capital to raise at a startup?”

It’s a tricky question with no clear answer. There are trade offs. And it obviously depends on the kind of business you’re building. Let me assume for this...