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The Great Internet Stock Correction of 1997, or 1999, or …

Feld Thoughts

In the last two weeks there’s been a flurry of articles about the implications of a 25% decline in the public market value of a bunch of Internet stocks. In 1999 we filed an S-1 to take Sage Networks public. The post The Great Internet Stock Correction of 1997, or 1999, or … appeared first on Feld Thoughts.

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Why Corporate Dysfunction Is Deadly

YoungUpstarts

In our next article, we will provide proven prescriptions for departmental dysfunction. Keith Martino is head of CMI, a global consultancy founded in 1999 that customizes leadership and sales development initiatives. Matt took great delight in our mentionimg that his sales team was effectively dysfunctional. Start today.

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Stop Thinking And Acting Local: Small Businesses Seeking Growth Should See Themselves As Global Enterprises

YoungUpstarts

This article features commentary and opinion from small business owners in Asia, Europe and Latin America on the challenges to taking their businesses to international audiences. 1 Bill Gates, Business @ the Speed of Thought: Succeeding in the Digital Economy, March 24, 1999. 2 PwC, 19th Annual Global CEO Survey, January, 2016.

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Factual Data On Popular New Venture Success Timelines

Startup Professionals Musings

I was reading an old article written by marketing guru Seth Godin a while back where he mentions that “it takes about six years of hard work to become an overnight success”. Google - Larry Page and Sergey Brin started working on Google in 1996 – but three years later in 1999, few people had even heard of it yet.

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Why product now trumps distribution – a framework

The Equity Kicker

Hat tip to Ben Thompson of Stratechery for the inspiring this post with his article on Selling feelings. Back in 1999 when I got my first job in the venture industry I remember having a debate with my boss about the relative importance of product and distribution for startups. The meritocrat in me is happy.

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Response to the Journal

OnlyOnce

Today, the Wall Street Journal ran an article exploring the data privacy practices of Google and some of the third party developers who utilize their G Suite ecosystem. Return Path was among the companies mentioned in this article. I want to reaffirm that Return Path is absolutely committed to data security and consumer data privacy.

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Start-ups are all Naked in the Mirror

Both Sides of the Table

I started my first company in 1999 in London at the height of the dot com craze. We went through the euphoria of massive exposure at the time of our launch due to an article that ran in the Financial Times. Building companies is hard work. We also had facilities in Dublin, Ireland where our company was initially founded.

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