Troy Angrignon - Adventure Capitalist :: Scott Adam's "Dilbert" examines venture capital

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Scott Adam's "Dilbert" examines venture capital

by Troy Angrignon on Fri 16 Dec 2005 06:41 AM PST | Permanent Link | Cosmos

The last time I remember Scott Adams doing VC comics was in the boom. This must mean we're there again.

Dilbert comics can be found here.

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