At the time I started VentureBlog, there were no VCs blogging. This was something like 7 years ago and the idea of a VC talking about what he was doing and the things he thought was considered insane. But I was relatively new to the venture business and I didn’t see any secrets that I was trying to protect. The thing I really wanted was to engage in a conversation with a really broad set of entrepreneurs. I wanted to be helpful to them and then hopefully they would show me the cool stuff that they were working on. So I started VentureBlog to start that conversation with the community of entrepreneurs.
I probably should write more on VentureBlog these days. On the good side, there are a lot of great VC bloggers doing it now.
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