Which could be bad for VC's, who are already throwing money at companies like color with the landscape fairly void of companies that need big VC scale investments.
I think that is a great thing, more companies creating more value for founders without having to give away to much equity to outside investment.
I agree. This economy also isn't getting any prettier anytime soon either... it's going to be tough for investors, and it's going to be esp tough for non-technical founders with just an idea, I think.
This is why I suspect Yuri Milner shrewdly linked up with Y Combinator early on, he saw this coming. Small, nimble teams of hackers will survive and win.
I think that is a great thing, more companies creating more value for founders without having to give away to much equity to outside investment.