Thank you for being with us for the first month of our new blog. In case you missed any posts, here is a recap, beginning with, in chronological order, our special report on getting technology to market, The Commercialization Ecosystem, which continues this month.
The Commercialization Ecosystem
Feb. 2 What does it take to bring technology to market? by Francis Moran and Leo Valiquette
Feb. 8 The new risk capital reality: What’s happened to VC? by Francis Moran and Leo Valiquette
Feb. 9 Flow-through shares for technology companies by Denzil Doyle
Feb. 15 The new risk capital reality: What now? by Francis Moran and Leo Valiquette
Feb. 16: Top 12 lies angels tell by Frank Peters
Feb. 22 Do I need a minimum viable product? by Peter Hanschke
Feb. 23 How do you find, define and, most importantly, exploit ‘exploitable’ technology? by Francis Moran and Leo Valiquette
And on a related note…
In addition to our series, our associates were also busy. Here are our other posts for February as ranked by the enthusiasm of our readers:
Feb. 10 Just let me pay for it by Alayne Martell
Feb. 16 Pitching in the new media world by Linda Forrest
Feb. 11 Creative, emotional, evocative: Getting the attention of overwhelmed consumers by Leo Valiquette
Feb. 3 Ignore your evolutionary history at your peril by Bob Bailly
Feb. 7 Why my pony tail ain’t my brand by Francis Moran
Feb. 18 ‘She’s just choking on the long tail’ by Francis Moran
Feb. 25 How startups can use social media to court angel investors by Alexandra Reid
Feb. 25 Making the SaaS model work for you as a vendor by Leo Valiquette
Feb. 14 Authenticity trumps cheap by Alexandra Reid
Feb. 24 B2B marketers need to budget more than just dollars and cents by Linda Forrest
Feb. 1 Great technology deserves great marketing by Francis Moran
Feb. 4 Discourse on diversification by Linda Forrest
Feb. 28 The media tablet ecosystem race by Phil Newman
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