Web 2.0 Startup Lessons

I gave a presentation at the DemoCamp 19 in Toronto on my experience in founding/running a Web 2.0 startup over the past few years, and what I think we did right and where we screwed up. My idea was to share some experiences which other entrepreneurs in the consumer web space might find useful, especially those not in Silicon Valley. Folks in the audience seem to have really liked it, and Albert Lai (Kontagent, BubbleShare) remarked that this was the best case study he had seen about a startup's ups and downs. So I'm posting it here. Check it out:

This was a quickly assembled presentation for DemoCamp's special 'Ignite' format. I have been asked to repeat it elsewhere, and would update it with a better version when it happens on www.varunmathur.net / Techvibes.