Why is no one investing in games?
Traditional ventures have some good reasons for shunning investing in games, but that leaves a big blind spot for someone else to fill.
Category Archives: IPO
IPOs have not reached their expiration date
The last few months have seen a lot of discussion about the viability and importance of IPOs (Initial Public Offerings of stock), especially for US tech companies. There is a […]
IPOs are not Broken, a response to Spotify’s CFO
Last week, Spotify’s CFO, Barry McCarthy, published an Op-Ed in The Financial Times, in which he claimed that the “US initial public offering market is broken.” Here at Digits to […]
Shhh – don’t tell anyone, but the Bubble is over
We will be blunt. The Bubble is over. The days of easy money are over. We are not trying to be alarmist, nor are we predicting some gloom and doom […]
Profits are for Suckers
Once upon a time, in the olden days, companies started out small. They made something, they sold that something for a little bit more than it cost to make. They […]
Why Uber Should Not Go Public (Yet)
Last week, Venture investor Fred Wilson gave an onstage interview at the Upfront conference which made headlines. He argued that Uber should go public. One of my favorite VC bloggers […]
Should I Stay or Should IPO?
I haven been working with a number of companies lately who are trying to evaluate the relative merits of staying Independent versus raising Institutional venture funding or selling themselves. This […]
