The WSJ has an article on TechCrunch today (print on Friday). I was interviewed for this, but they also spoke to a lot of other people as well. Much of the information they included wasn’t from me. There continues to be a fascination around the economics of our business and the conflicts/disclosure issue (this article was written before the discussion yesterday and in the post immediately below this one). To be clear, yes I understand that I am going to take a beating in the blogosphere for this article. I’m glad to see they also mentioned Om Malik and Matt Marshall – two bloggers I respect greatly and consider mentors.
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Congrats Mike. Great Article.
>Like a latter-day Henry Blodgett, the onetime star Wall >Street analyst who helped fuel the late 1990s dot-com >frenzy, Mr. Arrington uses his TechCrunch blog to >determine the destinies of start-ups and to fan the >flames of the current Internet boom.
oh, please..
why do I feel nauseous?
Congrats Mike. I thought the article was great.
Hey surfer boy! Gratz brother. I’ll take a donation.
Miss Universe? Disclose.
Mike — great article — well done. Nice dot bubble pic too
Very nice, very nice indeed. And pretty impressed by the Miss Universe factiod too (I only got as far as dating a Miss Vermont contestant).
Well done, Mike. The artist’s rendering is priceless.
Mike,
You are the man, drop me a line have lots to share with you!
dg