If that is the case, how about you share the spoils of A VC with the “Peers?”

‘-)

Otherwise, interesting presentation covering a lot of different areas (I decided to write up a health related idea I’ve been mulling over for a couple of years based on your thoughts). I enjoyed the dodge when ask which Google business should be shuttered.

I think our public speaking standards have been further racheted up because of President Obama. First, Cuomo, than Clinton, now Obama. Keeps getting higher and higher.

Thanks for sharing this presentation, I really enjoyed watching you!

Interesting starting point of taking ‘End-to-end-digital’ for looking for disruptive potential of the internet.

You gave some surprising examples of using games technologies for learning and changing behaviour in Healthcare!

In government, I really liked the local example ‘SeeClickFix’ – ‘government in action’.

From my memory I will quote the first part “Internet is disruptive because”:

- 1) url : ==> gives knowledge to everyone from people to small companies. Therefore means big organisation (or countries, or powerfull people) do not have anymore this advantage. That is way important.

- 2) Lower cost production : ==> Today a at is perhaopsweb service is likelly to cost 10 or 15 times less than a decade ago. Tis is also so true …. and the trend is still going on with the unification of the PC-web and the Mobile-web.
One funny side effect of this is … we entrepreners almost do not need seed money. The investment will perhaps be so small that or poket money will suffise… Ok a big “dream of the power of the mass that is coming. One big concrete example here is the huge success of the direct developper-to-consumer iphone game made possible with Apple AppStore + an quite easy API.

- 3) The market is too To big for the service it gives. In clear the new comer will make 5 times less turnover … with same marging. And of course less worker in (and a big opportunity to change live of the others).

There must have been others I missed… but anyway I liked this “small course”.

Cheers M. Wilson and viva TechCrunch … a disruptive blog in tech news by the way )

T.

good suggestion

thanks

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Fred needs training in presentation/communication skills – his content is OK, his delivery is not. A few suggestions:
(1) remove the verbal fillers, i.e., the “ums … ahs”
(2) answer the question quickly
(3) reduce the length of the presentation

-Jason

it’s really just an articulation of our investment strategy. hopefully entrepreneurs, including those that are currently employed at Google, will come talk to us when they raise money for their startups that are working in these sectors.

finally, i’d like to acknowledge that this presentation was “peer produced” by the community at AVC. i could not have done it without them.

I’d say the “One to many” would be play on words more accurate to say “One too many” for the comments around two way communication.