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The Venture Capital model is not broken, just the majority of operators in it. The same problem as in the home lending markets. Inaccurate calculation of risk and opportunity, deflates innovation rather than boost it.
It is important for our ecosystem and entrepreneurs to not get discouraged, but to understand that not all early stage innovation is built using the artificial world and rule-book many VCs have created around innovation. Large companies like Apple and Google are out-innovating VC portfolio companies left and right, using more realistic strategies that are based on sound business principles and plenty of cash.
We hope articles like these help entrepreneurs avoid wasting time and focus on the right VCs.
BTW: the 24% drop in startup valuation in the accompanying article is the case in point.
Imaging Puffer fish picked up by PE Week Wire
01.29.08
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Georges' blog on the Puffer
Fish of the imaging market is picked up by
PE Week Wire, a well
regarded online publication for the private
equity and broader investment community.
On the eve of the purported acquisition of Getty-Images and a reset of Digital Railroad, Georges lays out some of the misconceptions of the photography market, a market not well understood by Wallstreet. It discloses the fundamental flaws in Getty's acquisition strategy of digital assets, and the fleeting issues associated with it. More than 40 investment banks since read this blog carefully.
For more detail, read on at Imaging sales market broken from the top, Image catalogs in peril, Getty Images; the image demi-cartel
On the eve of the purported acquisition of Getty-Images and a reset of Digital Railroad, Georges lays out some of the misconceptions of the photography market, a market not well understood by Wallstreet. It discloses the fundamental flaws in Getty's acquisition strategy of digital assets, and the fleeting issues associated with it. More than 40 investment banks since read this blog carefully.
For more detail, read on at Imaging sales market broken from the top, Image catalogs in peril, Getty Images; the image demi-cartel






