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Jason Nazar
jasonnazar.com · Personal blog · on HN since 2008
Jason Nazar, Docstoc's CEO, writes startup advice on fundraising, legal documents, getting web traffic and the Los Angeles tech scene.
What HN saysHN commenters link his list of startup documents as a useful resource and mention him in discussions of the L.A. startup scene.
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davidmurphy · 2009-08-19
As cofounder of an angel backed startup in L.A., I think it's a great scene. The going line is that startup people in L.A. are pretty focused on monetization.
Other good sources of events here are Dealmaker Media (http://dealmakermedia.com/la.html) and Docstoc co-founder Jason Nazar (he hosts frequent panel discussions on startup issues -- followed by parties back at the office) http://www.jasonnazar.com/
Thanks for posting this, Andrew.