A historical collection of our writing.
Brad BurnhamOne of the first posts that came out of Sessions was Joel Spolsky’s comment on architecture astronauts. Joel said. I’m starting to see a new round of pure architecture astronautics: meaningless stringing-together of new economy buzzwords in an attempt to sound erudite. That’s one sure tip-off to […] Read more
Fred WilsonThis is a really great story about the power and perils of peer production. This morning Brad told me that there was a reformatted version of the transcript of the Union Square Sessions event on our wiki. I assumed that Charlie did it last night. Since Charlie sprained his ankle yesterday playing […] Read more
Fred WilsonIt took a couple days, but we’ve uploaded the entire transcript of the first Union Square Sessions, an event focused on the topic of peer production and open data architectures. The entire transcript (all 227 pages) is available as a Word file here. Someone has also created a reformatted version of […] Read more
Charlie O'DonnellToday we hosted the first of what we hope will be many conversations about the impact of information technology on our society, our economy and on the business of venture capital. The subject of this “session” was peer production. We were blessed by the presence of great group of energetic and […] Read more
Fred WilsonEarly stage venture capital investing is not really a numbers oriented business. Its much more important to have a feel for technology, markets, and people than numbers. But there are times when numbers are important. Two of the most important times you want to focus on numbers are: – when you want […] Read more
