Greetings, In light of the discussion of Rossi's difficulties, the following from today's NYT is interesting. Joichi Ito, now head of MIT's Media Lab:
"“Ideas are cheap, but it is about whether you can find an entrepreneur who is passionate about the idea,” Mr. Ito said. “You need passion, some experience and good investors, but also you need the ability to have structure. Corporate structure is tricky and bankruptcy structure is tricky. Those tend to inhibit entrepreneurs that might otherwise be taking the risk.” Cheers, Lawry
