Though most companies make deals for their benefit, some times there are other factors which are decisive. Recently one web 2.0 dotcom was merged with a major media network. Apparent the CEO had given a loan to the dotcom and since the chances of returning the money were slim, it was merged. CEO of media company and CEO of dotcom are family friends.
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You often find tech and internet start ups spend a lot of their time, money and other resources trying to get funding from Venture Capitalist and other sources. Getting funding from VCs is often seen as a sign of the companies success, in some countries. A better way could be to objectively evaluate your chances. If you are very independent and do not fit their “criteria”, it is better to use your own business profits to fund your business. Try to convince a person who does share your beliefs can be extremely difficult.
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Funding and the internet startups
This is precisely the problem why internet usage in India is low – there are very few Indian websites which solve a real need. Most of the internet websites can be categorised into:
1. Extension of the existing offline media business
2. Set up to get funding / sell out to venture capitalists – so these are usually a poor imitation of popular US/UK websites
If they really understand the market, they will not start an online business to sell out.