That Was The Week

That Was The Week

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That Was The Week episodes

  • 2021 - 199 Unicorns So far

    That Was The Week 2021, #26


    2021 has seen 199 private valuations over $1 billion. The year has 7 months still to run. In response to this wealth creation angels, seed funds, venture funds, and growth-stage investors are changing the rules of the game.

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    29 min
  • Regulation and Free markets — Which Works Best?

    That Was The Week 2021, #25


    This week Amazon said no to Google’s new tracking tech, FLOC. Microsoft launched an app store that takes zero from developers. Brave, the startup browser, launched a search engine competitor. Do free markets challenge Google and Apple better than Governments could?

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    39 min
  • Killing Innovation - Is Big Bad?

    That Was The Week 2021, #24


    Lina Khan’s rapid elevation from student paper writer to head of the US Government’s corporate regulation authority is a worrying signal that the Democratic Party has lost the plot on innovation and technology. Far from killing innovation, the US technology leaders are the heroes of it.

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    36 min
  • Mixed Signals

    That Was The Week 2021, #23

    Global technology is creating a new class of companies valued over $100B. But who is winning and who is losing, and how can we ensure the benefit is evenly spread?

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    26 min
  • What is Happening in Venture Capital?

    That Was The Week 2021, #22

    Are Micro VCs eating the startup world, or is it Tigers?


    With @ajkeen and @kteare

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    32 min
  • Who Are The next Disruptors?

    That Was The Week 2021, #21  


    CNBC chooses the most disruptive companies each year. This year's top 50 have been revealed. Who's in and who's out?

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    34 min
  • Finding Unicorns

    That Was The Week 2021 #20

    With @ajkeen and @sohear


    2021 has been a good year so far for technology startups. 166 unicorns have been minted already, more than all of 2020. But how do you find a unicorn?

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    46 min
  • Venture Capital is Changing ...Again

    That Was The Week 2021, #19

    Back in the day, Venture Capital was simple. Raise a fund, pick the best startups and invest in the A round, follow on at the B and C, when revenue gets to a certain point (a variable) go and do an IPO, possibly preceded by a mezzanine round. Exit and go again. Not any more.

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    35 min
  • Don't Underestimate China

    That Was The Week 2021, #18

    This week we do a deep dive into how China’s tech sector is building replacements for many US-sourced technology products and seeking true independence from the US as a supplier.

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    32 min
  • The Blockchain Moment

    That Was The Week 2021, #16


    Momentum is building behind blockchain technology, and it is not limited to Bitcoin. This week we step back and survey the horizon

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    26 min

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