According to an SEC filing today, enterprise software company Good Technology has raised $50,000,005 from undisclosed investors in a equity round of financing. Crunchbase data appears to be out of date, showing its most recent funding event in 2005. However, according to the EDGAR database prior funding events not listed Continue Reading
Danielle Morrill
Good Technology Raises $50M Equity Round
CrunchFund Backed LikeIt.com Will Shut Down April 30th
According to a banner across the top of the company’s website, interest-based people discovery service LikeIt will shut down tomorrow. Originally called TheComplete.me, the company relaunched as LikeIt.com in late January of this year. Its Facebook app and shows ~1,000 monthly active users, and the website doesn’t appear to have Continue Reading
Mis-Management & Incompetence at Ecomom
We benefit from a startup culture where it’s okay to fail, but that doesn’t mean we should avoid examining the mistakes that lead to the loss of capital, jobs, and the opportunity cost when increasingly limited venture capital dollars go to the wrong companies. It’s time for Silicon Valley to Continue Reading
Hunter Walk & Satya Patel Close Raising $35M for Homebrew Ventures First Fund
It was reported in early February that the two product managers, hailing from Google (Walk) and Twitter (Patel) would raise a $25M first fund. It appears fundraising has gone so well that the two have closed are raising and additional $10M, bringing the total to $35M according to their Form Continue Reading
Thoughts On YC Interview Prep
Companies currently interviewing for Y Combinator have taken the Internet’s advice to reach out to alumni to practice before they present, but unfortunately we don’t scale very well. I’ve prepped with a dozen teams so far and will probably talk to a dozen more before the weekend ends, but that Continue Reading
Strikingly, BuildZoom and Bitnami Lead Hottest Y Combinator Winter 2013 Startups
Tomorrow marks 1 month since Y Combinator Demo Day for the Winter 2013 class of startups, and since I’ve been tracking their progress for awhile now I have a pretty good sense of who has seen sustained interest, growing traffic, and increased audience through social media. The weeks after Demo Continue Reading
Art Is Hard
My old startup died. I have been working on my new startup. It’s kind of named after this band I love, but not entirely. New name, and we’ve got a long way to go. Art Is Hard Cut it out – your self-inflicted pain is getting too routine the crowds Continue Reading
Zombie VC Shakeout Continues
Earlier this month my post “Zombie VCs” raised hackles throughout the industry by naming firms who appeared to be inactive based on a lack of new investment data available in Crunchbase, If today’s article byDan Primack of Fortune “Fewer than 100 tech VCs left?” is anything to go by, my Continue Reading
Weekly Traction Tracker: Who Is Hottest Among 1,100 Startups?
This post is part of a series on data-driven blogging which includes the Startup Index and Investor Index. I have quantified companies from 500 Startups, Y Combinator, TechStars, Andreessen Horowitz and First Round Capital and would love to hear your feedback on what I should measure next. I hate subjective Continue Reading
Everything I Am
Oh oh oho. damn, here we go again. Oh oh oho. Common passed on this beat, I made it to a jam, now everything I’m not, made me everything I am. damn, here we go again. people talking shit, but when the shit hit the fan everything I’m not, made Continue Reading