1996 Distribution Founder Product 
Both Sides of the Table
APRIL 13, 2011
“…if you look at a lot of the early stage investors, whether it be Union Square Ventures or First Round or Jeff Clavier at Softtech or Dave McClure – we want to try the product, we want to experience the product, we want to get a sense of how the entrepreneur is thinking about it. Distribution. Human Computer Interaction.
YoungUpstarts
OCTOBER 23, 2017
by Joe Duncan, founder of Duncan Capital LP. This combinatorial model works because it’s diversified, can best withstand bear markets, benefits from technological synergies, and it’s the mix of products and services clients value. Fintech is triggering a profound rethink for financial institutions, from retail to investment banking.
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YoungUpstarts
JANUARY 14, 2019
by Ken Burke, founder and CEO of The entrepreneurNOW! In fact, finding small-scale ways to bring your product to market not only helps you get off the starting blocks, but it gives you the opportunity to gather valuable feedback before making major investments. Ken Burke is founder and CEO of The entrepreneurNOW!
Ben's Blog
JUNE 28, 2011
After Mosaic, even Marc and his co-founder Jim Clark originally planned a business for video distribution to run on top of the proprietary Information Super Highway , not the Internet. Still, since 1996, the only major change to the browser’s user experience has been the addition of tabs. I am naming your car ‘La Bamba.’”
K9 Ventures
AUGUST 13, 2010
In 1996, when I started my first company, SneakerLabs, Inc., SneakerLabs’ first product was a Java-based chat server and client. Since I had good connections with the University, we got a lot of feedback on how the product could be improved to meet their needs. Our products were iClass, then iMeet, iServe and iShow.).
ReadWriteStart
AUGUST 26, 2022
I’m a partner at TCV, which we founded in 1996. So, think of the typical two founders with a pitch book in a garage. We come in after a product has landed and found product market fit and has some escape velocity. So there’s a product side and a business side. . We’re a crossover fund. David Zhang.
Reid Hoffman
MARCH 19, 2019
Finally, and importantly, society is better off because Amazon makes the system for distributing books (and other products) vastly more productive, freeing up resources for other value-creating investments. The second is distribution —the ability to get product into the hands of customers. Plenty of headroom there!
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