Friday, June 12, 2015

Startup Reading List - Startup Digest - Dorsey Becomes Curator of Startup Digest - June 12th - June 19th

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June 12, 2015

In a welcome move, Jack Dorsey has accepted a position as co-curator of your weekly digest. CEO of Square and Twitter, Jack found that he still had a couple of hours a week to help filter and select the best articles. Jack will focus his efforts on finding articles that can assist entrepreneurs in 140 characters or less.

Enjoy this week's digest readers. See you next week.

Startup Reading List Startup Digest is curated by:
Zubin Chagpar

Zubin Chagpar - @phylosopher

Contact Zubin Chagpar at zubin.chagpar@startupdigestmail.com

Chris McCann

Chris McCann - Co-Founder, GroupTie

Contact Chris McCann at chris@startupdigest.com

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A Study of 200 Startups Who Raised $360M

Tom Eisenmann and the DocSend Team

DocSend reviewed studied the fundraising of 200 companies to come with key insights that include the average deck review time by a VC is 3m44s

Empathy and Product Development

Albert Wenger

"One good definition of empathy is "experiencing emotions that match another person's emotions." Or put differently, the way to "measure user frustration" (where frustration is clearly an emotion) is to experience that emotion oneself."

New Data Shows Losing 80% of Mobile Users is Normal

Andrew Chen

"To me, this is further validation that the best way to bend the retention curve is to target the first few days of usage, and in particular the first visit. That way, users set up themselves up for success. "

The Babe Ruth Effect in Venture Capital

Chris Dixon

"The Babe Ruth effect is hard to internalize because people are generally predisposed to avoid losses. Behavioral economists have famously demonstrated that people feel a lot worse about losses of a given size than they feel good about gains of the same size. Losing money feels bad, even if it is part of an investment strategy that succeeds in aggregate."

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