October 2011
20 posts
BRYCE DOT VC: Thought Leadership at Web 2.0 Summit →
brycedotvc:
A few months back I bumped into an investor friend of mine at a café. Given neither of us live very balanced lives the conversation quickly turned to company building and fundraising. Now, this person has been involved with a number of the recent rising stars in tech, so I was curious to see if…
The Primary Colors of Secondary Markets →
Online Identity and Commerce →
How Discovery Will Drive Transactions →
The Fragmented Mobile Information Race →
Key Themes from TC Disrupt SF 2011 →
The Facebook iPhone
A ridiculous but fun examination of how Facebook could imprint itself on the iPhone (link).
“There’s been very little discussion about the far reaching social and behavioral...”
– My friend, Dylan Jayawardane (of Google) wrote this during f8
Prediction: Apple will Acquire Instagram
A fun parlor game to debate (link).
The iOS App Store: Needles in Haystacks →
Rexly for iPhone has the Magic
I’m the short-term COO of Rexly, and this my announcement about that, and the service, which is available for download in the App Store, so get it (link)!
Streamliner: Making Video Accessible
One of my favorite early-stage startups, using crowdsourced annotations to make video content more digestible and searchable (link).
Doot: Pushing Adventure to Location
Foursquare is a great example of mobile, crowdsourced information around a location where users “pull” content from the service. Doot focuses on “pushing” content around location (link).
Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest "Reshape" Our Web
A short look at how these three major networks reshape what we see online (link).
Is Pinterest Competitive With Tumblr?
The question du jour, or soon to be (link).
Get.com: A New Take on e-Commerce
This is the 3rd post in my new series on covering very early stage startups that I believe need a bit of attention (link).
The Rationale for Investing in Pinterest
A brief post on why Pinterest in able to attract so much venture capital, and answers to common questions this sudden growth raises (link).
The Aristotelian Investor Pitch
A brief look at how founders can leverage Aristotle’s work in Rhetoric and Poetics, specifically around ethos, logos, pathos, and mythos (link).
“Come, as you are, as you were, as I want you to be. As a friend, as a friend, as...”
– Kurt Cobain
