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| - Venture Capital - Ian Rogers, Founder of TopSpin Media |
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Ian Rogers of TopSpin Media stops by to discuss some of the early freemium music services such as Yahoo's Launch, and how that has changed forms to services like Spotify and Turntable.fm of today. We'd like to thank our sponsors Fenwick & West and Assistly. Go to Assistly.com/VC for an exclusive This Week in Venture Capital special offer. For more, visit thisweekin.com and for more of Ian Rogers, catch him host This Week in Music every Friday at 4pm PST: www.youtube.com 03:00 - Introduction to Ian Rogers and going over his background in computers & music 05:00 - Ian discusses his obsession with music in a young age at Indiana University 06:00 - How the internet helped connect people, not just for nerds! 07:00 - Newsgroups having FAQ's: Are they still important? 08:30 - Managing the FAQ for the Beastie Boys in the late 90s 09:30 - How Ian got connected with the Beastie Boys and got dubbed "The Fourth Beastie Boy" 11:00 - Ian Rogers moonlighting as the manager for the Beastie Boys 12:00 - Turning a design company into a web design company. 17:00 - Taking the small Beastie Boys website to the big leagues. 20:00 - Going from Beastie Boys to Yahoo! 22:00 - Integrating the Cloud with music 24:00 - Yahoo built the first $5/month music service with Yahoo! Music Unlimited 26:00 - Media 1.0 vs. Media 2.0 30:00 - Publishing content on YouTube and creating content for TV: Which is more efficient? 31:00 - VC's still thing Video Games are a hot commodity 32:00 - Publishers directing ...
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| - Venture Capital - This Week in Venture Capital - Kelly Hwang, Associate at GRP |
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This week we have Kelly Hwang, Associate at GRP. For more information, show notes, and an upcoming schedule, go to www.thisweekin.com. Mark Suster hosts This Week in Venture Capital. The following is from Mark Suster's post on www.bothsidesofthetable.com How VC's Calculate Valuation: We walked through a standard deal where you raise $1 million at a $3 million pre-money valuation leading to a $4 million post money valuation. The math works out that the investor owns 25% of the company post deal ($1 million invested / $4 million valuation) and assuming 1 million shares, each share would be valued at $3 / share ($3000000 pre-money / 1 million shares = $3 / share). Investors own 25%, the founders own 75%. NOTE: In the video I talked about how VC's and entrepreneurs decide the total number of shares at the first major funding round and why it's often a high number. But this example above is all entrepreneur math, not the VC's. The VC assumes you'll have an option pool. That's normal. You'll need to hire and retain talen to grow your company. Those options need to come from somewhere. The more senior members you have (say you already have a CEO, CTO, VP marketing, VP Biz Dev, VP Products) then the less options you'll need and vice versa. Industry standard post your first round of funding will be 15-20%. I say "post" funding because you'll need more than this amount pre-funding to get to this number after funding. We walk through this in the video. To view the more detailed ...
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