For those who prefer to receive new posts via email, I have integrated email subscriptions into this blog. Just enter your email address into the field in the right-side column to be emailed each new post.
My one request to email-subscribers is that when you see something relevant or interesting in a post, please hop into the blog to post your insights/comments on it. If you can do that on a regular basis, adding the email option will hopefully increase rather than decrease our interactive blog-dialogue about founding issues.
Coming next: “How Much (Equity) is an Idea Worth?” and data on Rich vs. King around the world.
i love your blog….keep up good works. nice to visit your blog…:D
Noam,Where is information about you-your professional resume/CV? The link to your full profile just brings up a list of user names (like”professor”)and is not anything to do with personal background.I’d also like to know more about the methodology of your survey.ThanksSusan
Hi, Susan-Towards the top of the right-hand column of the blog, there’s a link to < HREF="http://drfd.hbs.edu/fit/public/facultyInfo.do?facInfo=bio&facEmId=nwasserman" REL="nofollow">“My HBS Faculty Page”<> that has a pretty detailed bio. At the bottom of that page, there’s also a link to a recent CV. Let me know if those don’t have what you’re looking for (and what additional info you want).Regarding the surveys, my original post entitled < HREF="http://founderresearch.blogspot.com/2005/09/note-on-my-research-approach-and-data.html" REL="nofollow">“A Note on My Research Approach and Data”<> might have what you’re looking for.
Noam,I always enjoy reading your blog. Very helpfuly for All my < HREF="http://www.student-edu.com/" REL="nofollow">Student Education and Finance<> Courses I’m in.
Excellent thanks a lot, I like to read your blog a lot it's very interesting, but I just can do it at home because I'm very busy in job all the time.