Some interesting links we found across the web this week:
President Trump's Anti-Regulation Policies
Might Actually be Good for Tech Startups
Could the new administration's policies actually benefit
startups? We'll see if Peter Thiel's most contrarian bet to
date produces positive returns for the startup ecosystem.
The Epic Plan to Transform Government Into a
Startup
America was once a startup, circa 1776, but could it regain some of
that early magic (without the early missteps)? TechCrunch
examines the ways the federal government could regain an
entrepreneurial spirit.
Reflecting on 2016: Five Takeaways From the Q4
2016 PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor
The National Venture Capital Association reflects on the venture
world's 2016. The colorful graphs and data show that 2016 was a
banner year for VC funds.
Why 2017 Will be a Big Year for Tech
Exits
Snap's much anticipated IPO could be just the tip of the
unicorn horn. VentureBeat explains why 2017 will be the
year of big tech exits.
Scaling Your Startup Without Sacrificing Your
Culture of Innovation
Keeping that small startup feel while executing on big dreams is
tough. Entrepreneur shares some advice for maintaining a
culture of innovation while scaling up.
Synthetic DNA Could be the Next Tech
Breakthrough
Synthetic DNA may be the building block materials science going
forward, but commercialization still poses major challenges for
startups in this space.
Links compiled by Bill Warren.
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