I'm not a huge fan of The Daily WTF for reasons I've previously outlined . There is, however, the occasional gem – such as this one posted by ezrec: Browsing through a web archive of some old computer

Ryan: “@semil: Deal Sharing Dynamics Among Early Stage Investors http://t.co/QKmOGvxcEl” much appreciated and interesting Semil

One of my pet peeves in website usability design is forcing people to create unnecessary accounts. My recent purchase of some concert tickets from Ticketfly required me to make an account to buy them. For people who buy a lot of concert tickets, having an account may make a lot of sense. But for me,…

Fred Wilson: Some Thoughts On Founder Liquidity http://t.co/BilDg6hMIo

Nobody ever wants to talk about money. But current and prospective indie app developers could really use more information on the subject. I’ve seen some very informative and helpful posts from develop

Edwin Khodabakchian: "What Is Going To Happen" http://t.co/q6xsHp3kvk

I was chatting with John Borthwick a few years ago and he said something that struck me. He said he was interested in companies that appear to be focused on selling X but are really online communities that happen to make money selling X. This helps explain why many investors are confused by the…

January 2015 Corporate Development, aka corp dev, is the group within companiesthat buys other companies. If you're talking to someone from corpdev, that's why, whether you realize it yet or not. It's