The Evolution Of Hacker News | TechCrunch
The idea of a VC having its own news aggregator was a bit outlandish in 2007. But Y Combinator was in an unusual position in those days anyway. Startup incubators had been a highly visible part of the dot-com crash, and Silicon Valley was still skeptical of the concept nearly a decade later. So YC set out to be something different — a community of hackers building companies on their own terms. Hac
YC startup Teespring, the ‘Kickstarter for T-shirts,’ growing 50% monthly, hits $750K monthly sales
YC startup Teespring, the ‘Kickstarter for T-shirts,’ growing 50% monthly, hits $750K monthly sales Apparently there’s a growth market in T-shirts. But it’s not in the shirts themselves. Y Combinator startup Teespring is growing revenues a massive 50% month-over-month while selling custom T-shirts for clients as diverse as Node.js, Hacker News, and a memorial for three air ambulance crew members w
YC Alum 42Floors Raises $12.3M Led By NEA To Take Its Office Rental Search Engine US-Wide And Beyond | TechCrunch
YC Alum 42Floors Raises $12.3M Led By NEA To Take Its Office Rental Search Engine US-Wide And Beyond 42Floors, the Y-Combinator-incubated startup that has built a search engine for the office rentals market, has raised another $12.3 million — funding that founder Jason Freedman says the company will use to take its service to markets outside of San Francisco and New York, including its first inter
Founder Control
December 2010 Someone we funded is talking to VCs now, and asked me how common it was for a startup's founders to retain control of the board after a series A round. He said VCs told him this almost never happened. Ten years ago that was true. In the past, founders rarely kept control of the board through a series A. The traditional series A board consisted of two founders, two VCs, and one indepe
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