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Re:Startup Funding Declines in 1st Quarter 07 by yaacovtp on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @03:10PM (#11430)
VC bloggers and linkedin.com must be killing their paid subscription based website. $45 a month for a basic plan and no info for their pro plan. No wonder their startup funding leads have dried up in 1Q07.

"The Go BIG Network Small Business Funding Review is a comprehensive report, compiled quarterly, that tracks the detailed capital raising trends and habits of the startup company and small business community. Requests for funding are made directly by small business owners and entrepreneurs on the Go BIG Networks Web site and are made available to angel investors, private equity investors and venture capital firms looking to fund new businesses. The report includes the requests for funding made within a given quarter of a year."

Re:Startup Funding Declines in 1st Quarter 07 by zaidf on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @02:57PM (#11424)
Those data points look so small, I'm not sure what level of correlation this may have relative to the overall tech funding scene.
Re:Startup Funding Declines in 1st Quarter 07 by transburgh on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @02:59PM (#11425)
I believe it is based on the member base who submit a funding request on their site (per the bottom of the post).
Re:Startup Funding Declines in 1st Quarter 07 by chandrab on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @03:25PM (#11439)
Boston is no where listed...which is funny since other surveys say it's second only to California
Re:Startup Funding Declines in 1st Quarter 07 by transburgh on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @03:29PM (#11440)
Which survey?
Re:Startup Funding Declines in 1st Quarter 07 by wschroter on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @03:13PM (#11433)
the decline is in the average amount requested, not funding requests as a whole.