So much for the big showdown. After days of charges and counter-charges
in which the most prominent angel investors in Silicon Valley took to
the blogs to argue what, exactly, was talked about at a now-infamous
gathering of angels in a San Francisco restaurant – a controversy tagged
with the unfortunate but apparently inevitable name “AngelGate” – those
same investors decided they weren’t going to talk about it.
Twitter and blog posts, they said, had already said what they wanted to say.
That was a letdown for the attendees of today’s TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco, many of whom surely came to see fireworks if not outright bloodshed but instead saw a fairly straightforward discussion of the issues facing angel investors.
To read the full, original article click on this link: ‘AngelGate’ Players Come Face To Face, But Fireworks Are Few - Venture Capital Dispatch - WSJ
Author: Tomio Geron
