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Re:Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups by DaniFong on Thursday May 27, 2010 @01:49PM (#1384417)
Michael Arrington is/was a lawyer and runs a startup. I think his legal background has given him the confidence to pursue legally sensitive journalism

Barack Obama ran a very startup-esque campaign, tech development, social media strategy, wired twenty-somethings and all.

Re:Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups by Dirt_McGirt on Thursday May 27, 2010 @05:38PM (#1385011)
> Michael Arrington is/was a lawyer and runs a startup. I think his legal background has given him the confidence to pursue legally sensitive journalism

And what a runaway success the crunchpad saga has been. Especially from a him being a lawyer point of view.

Re:Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups by xenophanes on Thursday May 27, 2010 @05:55PM (#1385048)
Your comment is not understandable to someone who isn't already quite familiar with the topic. I don't even know if you were agreeing or disagreeing.
Re:Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups by DaniFong on Thursday May 27, 2010 @07:10PM (#1385185)
Cut any way you like it, TechCrunch is a success.