Some interesting links we found across the web this week:
What Actually Happens the Day Net Neutrality Is
Repealed
In two weeks the FCC will decide if it will replace the current
rules regarding "Net Neutrality." Chances are that if you
have access to the "net" you already knew about these
proposed changes. However, do you know what the repeal of these
rules would mean for your daily web browsing? If not, be sure to
stay informed and read up on the possible effects.
Making Sense of This Year's Outrageous
ICOs
Initial Coin Offerings have been a hot topic in 2017, raising
hundreds of millions of dollars in investments. As investors gain
more experience with ICOs, protocol development and transparency
will be crucial in 2018. Learn more about the trends in ICOs via
this article by VentureBeat.
What to Do When You and Your Co-Founder Don't
See Eye-to-Eye
More than half of startup companies fail due to conflicts between
co-founders. Everyone is not always going to agree on everything,
but that does not mean doom for your startup. Check out this
article to read five key tips to help your startup survive
conflict.
Is Venture Capital Right for Socially Conscious
Startups?
Venture capital may seem at odds with some values of socially
conscious startups. However, VCs are evolving and moving towards
investing in impact. This is great news to socially conscious
startups, as they allow investors to speak with their dollars now
more than ever. Click the link above
to see how social ventures can hit a sweet spot.
4 Quick Tips to Land the Right Investment Deal for
Your Startup
Many startups do not consider the "long game" when it
comes to their funding. Although funding is crucial, it's
important that your startup lands the right investment deal. Check
out this article to see four key tips on matching your company with
the right investment.
Links compiled by Morgan Monroe.
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