A historical collection of our writing.
Fred WilsonLast October, I wrote a post called “The Lady Doth Protest Too Much” in which I told the following story: Once upon a time, we had a very early stage company in our sights. We met the Company shortly after it was formed. We became users of the service, promoted it to a lot of […] Read more
Fred WilsonUnion Square Ventures closed an investment in Feedburner today. We are thrilled to be an investor in this great company which has been leading the way in RSS feed management and monetization services for the past three years. We have been big fans of the company for a long time but for a number of […] Read more
Fred WilsonI had the pleasure of speaking on a panel on Web 2.0 last week at the New York Software Industry Association (NYSIA) monthly meeting. It was a fun panel, featuring Dennis Crowley from Dodgeball (now part of Google), Josh Schachter from Del.icio.us (acquired by Yahoo!), Bob Wyman from PubSub, which […] Read more
Fred WilsonSince I am not in the market for a job, I haven’t been spending enough time on Indeed. But since my post on their instant job board service, I have been playing around with the service this weekend. And to my surprise and excitement, there is a bunch of real time jobs data that anyone […] Read more
Fred WilsonOur portfolio company Indeed.com is doing some great stuff. For those who are not familiar with Indeed, its a job search engine. Think Google for jobs. As Indeed says, “one search, all jobs”. Give it a try. It’s so simple and so powerful if you are in the market for a job. But Indeed’s job […] Read more
Fred WilsonFor as long as there has been advertising, the advertisers have sought to run the ads in context. By “in context”, I mean car ads in the automotive section, banking ads in the finance section, beer ads in the sports section, etc etc. The reason for this is that context has been the best available […] Read more
