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Chris Dixon, CEO of Hunch.com and noted angel investor, is outspoken and thoughtful about investing in start ups. I appreciate his perspective. Here are some recent interviews.
He talks about mis-alignment within the VC industry, the impact of people and the need for smaller VC funds.
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