Interviews

The Homebrew Computer Club is a well-known group of tech enthusiasts who met on the Stanford campus to talk about schematics, programming, and computers. It’s where Steve Jobs met Steve Wozniak, and it served as a starting point for many

By all accounts, Steve Huffman, co-founder and CEO of Reddit, should be enjoying an early retirement. Having navigated the once-obscure website into internet blockbuster in 2006, Steve found himself in the midst of a multimillion-dollar acquisition deal with Condé Nast

How do you begin to describe the influence of YouTube? Possibly with some fast stats: that 300 videos are uploaded to YouTube every minute and over five billion videos are watched every single day. Maybe it’s also worth pointing out

This article originally appeared on the Torch.io blog and was featured in BusinessInsider. It isn’t often that someone who’s built and sold a $1 billion company credits their mother for their professional success. But Justin Kan does just that when

A lot of people ask me how I choose to invest in startups. Stage? Revenue metrics? Sector? I’m not proactively funding at different stages. I’m proactively funding brilliant people trying to solve hard problems. Focusing on this simple goal of